Middle East tensions may trigger renewed interest in renewable energy — Sechin
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Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin stated at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that ongoing tensions in the Middle East could reduce long-term global oil demand and increase interest in renewable energy. The article also provides details regarding the theme and programming of the SPIEF-2026 event.
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Continued tensions in the Middle East are undermining long-term global oil demand and may lead to renewed interest in renewable energy sources, Executive Secretary of the presidential commission on fuel and energy sector development strategy and environmental…
Why it matters
"It is obvious that prolonged tensions in the Strait of Hormuz undermine long-term demand for oil.
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They may also trigger another surge of interest in alternative energy," Sechin said while speaking at SPIEF.
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Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin stated at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that ongoing tensions in the Middle East could reduce long-term global oil demand and increase interest in renewable energy. The article also provides details regarding the theme and programming of the SPIEF-2026 event.
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