China's national oil companies predict China's overall oil demand will peak by 2027, moved forward from earlier estimates around 2030.
“the International Energy Agency, some of China's national oil companies, you know, have moved forward their date for when China's, you know, overall oil demand is gonna peak. Before, I was seeing them, you know, years dates closer to 2030, now 2027.”
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disputableChina's annual crude oil demand reaches its maximum level and begins declining in subsequent years, as measured by official Chinese government statistics or IEA data.
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