“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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China'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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