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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The 26 countries that belong to the International Energy Agency could cover any disruption in Iran’s crude oil exports for more than four years, a U.S. Energy Department official said on Tuesday.
“When you take all of the stocks that all of the countries hold together in the IEA, we have the ability to meet a complete shutoff of Iranian oil for over four years,” Karen Harbert, assistant secretary for policy and international affairs at the Energy Department, said at a hearing before a House Government Reform Committee panel.
Reuters
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