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On Saturday 14 September the Abqaiq oil processing facilities in Saudi Arabia were hit by an air borne attack oil field and producer by far. Abqaiq is the largest single oil processing facility in the world. It processes all the oil from Ghawar and nearby Khurais oil fields. Both produce high value, easy to refine, high quality light sweet crude oil. This attack appears to have halted 50% of Saudi oil production representing 5% of global oil supply. A decade ago, this would have been headline news for weeks, People want energy to be cleaner (i.e. emit less carbon dioxide). One way to do this is to use regulations to force either greater A good example would be Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards in the United States. They were first enacted by the United States Congress in 1975, after the 1973–74 Arab Oil Embargo, to improve the average fuel economy of cars and light trucks (trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles) produced for sale in the United States. The idea was that slowly, across the board, the mileage of all cars and trucks produced in the U.S. would gradually increase. Over time this would result in cleaner air, and reduced oil usage. And Amidst Brexit chaos, the Prime Minister will today introduce a white paper to Parliament  detailing the Government’s new energy strategy. Stunned by criticism that she has failed to listen, the new policies will take full cognisance of the concerns recently raised by Consider some recent headlines: “World Bank Warns Of Extreme Volatility In Oil Markets”, “International Energy Agency Head: Oil energy technologies have the potential to supply 100% of the world’s electricity needs – but the first hurdle is to refute the articles about Greener Earth which is a fitting subject for an open energy thread. Commenters are invited to post links to the main energy. GOODNEWSNETWORK: NASA HAPPILY REPORTS THE EARTH IS GREENER, WITH MORE TREES THAN 20 YEARS AGO – AND ITS THANKS TO INDIA AND CHINA.