A new agreement between Russia and the U.S. to increase diesel supply is unlikely to significantly lower prices, according to energy policy experts. The deal, announced by President Donald Trump, aims to provide hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel to the U.S. over the coming months. However, analysts suggest this will merely shift existing supplies rather than increase global availability, with prices remaining elevated due to broader market disruptions. AI
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- AAA
- Columbia Center on Global Energy Policy
- Daniel Sternoff
- Donald Trump
- Energy Policy Research Foundation
- Iran
- Michael Lynch
- New York–New Jersey Trail Conference
- Republican Party
- Russia
- Ukraine
- U.S.
- Vladimir Putin
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