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AsiaPac and MENA lead energy growth: EIA

Biggest global energy source remains petroleum

Biggest global energy source remains petroleum

Biggest global energy source remains petroleum

The EIA has said there was "about 20% growth" between 2010-2016, spotlighting growth in the Middle East and North Africa in particular, though consumption in Asia and Oceania was overall far higher. ...

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