Spanning production, trade, and consumption of oil, gas, coal, and renewables, the global energy market is a complex web of supply chains and pricing mechanisms. It dictates electricity costs, fuels industrial growth, and shapes geopolitical strategy. Utilities, traders, and policymakers use its data to hedge risks and plan infrastructure, while consumers benefit from stable, affordable power.
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