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A10-Point Plan to cut Oil Use by IEA

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine resulting in lower supplies to oil markets ahead of peak demand season, IEA 10-Point Plan proposes actions to ease strains and price pain.

​The new report also includes recommendations for decisions to be taken now by governments and citizens to transition from the short-term emergency actions included in the 10-Point Plan to sustained measures that would put countries’ oil demand into a structural decline consistent with a pathway towards net zero emissions by 2050.​

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The 10 key actions


> Reduce speed limits on highways by at least 10 km/h
Impact*: Saves around 290 kb/d of oil use from cars, and an additional 140 kb/d from trucks

> Work from home up to three days a week where possible
Impact: One day a week saves around 170 kb/d; three days saves around 500 kb/d

> Car-free Sundays in cities
Impact
: Every Sunday saves around 380 kb/d; one Sunday a month saves 95 kb/d

> Make the use of public transport cheaper and incentivise micromobility, walking and cycling
Impact: Saves around 330 kb/d

> Alternate private car access to roads in large cities
Impact: Saves around 210 kb/d

> Increase car sharing and adopt practices to reduce fuel use
Impact: Saves around 470 kb/d

> Promote efficient driving for freight trucks and delivery of goods
Impact: Saves around 320 kb/d

> Using high-speed and night trains instead of planes where possible
Impact: Saves around 40 kb/d

> Avoid business air travel where alternative options exist
Impact: Saves around 260 kb/d

> Reinforce the adoption of electric and more efficient vehicles
Impact: Saves around 100 kb/d


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Source : IEA, april 2022

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