Overview
- He said global energy needs will continue to be met regardless of disruptions in supply.
- He warned that removing Russian volumes from the market would send crude prices above $100 a barrel.
- He noted the United States as the largest oil producer, with Saudi Arabia and Russia following.
- He argued that global economic growth will raise demand for primary fuels, including uranium, oil, gas and coal.
- The comments were delivered in Sochi at a Valdai Club session on October 2, according to RIA Novosti.