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Photo: South China Morning Post
Europe anticipates a jet fuel shortage in the fourth quarter, with South Korea emerging as a significant supplier to meet the demand.
Europe anticipates a deficit in jet fuel supply during the fourth quarter. South Korea has emerged as a significant supplier, with its jet fuel exports to the continent expected to reach a four-year high.
This development highlights Europe's reliance on distant energy sources amidst supply chain disruptions. The increased flow from South Korea aims to mitigate shortages, underscoring the global nature of energy markets and the intricate logistics involved in meeting demand.
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All sources: Both South China Morning Post and Reuters report that Europe faces a jet fuel supply deficit in the fourth quarter, with South Korea emerging as a significant supplier to meet the demand.
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Europe faces a fourth-quarter jet fuel deficit, even as it turns to far-flung suppliers including South Korea, which is set to boost its jet exports to Europe to a four-year high in September,...
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