OPEC foresees that the demand for crude oil will be sustained until 2045, as long as investment in new projects is maintained to respond to these energy needs.
“Our reference scenario foresees that oil demand will reach 116 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2045, about 6 mb/d more than a previous…
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