OPEC+ expressed concern about attacks on energy facilities, emphasizing that repair costs are high and the process takes a long time

OPEC+ News message on April 5: On Sunday, OPEC+ held a committee meeting to express concerns about attacks on energy assets during the war between the United States and Israel and Iran, saying that the repair costs for the relevant facilities are high and would take a long time, which will affect overall supply capacity. The meeting statement emphasized that ensuring the safety of international sea lanes is crucial to keep energy flowing continuously without interruption. The statement also noted that attacks on energy infrastructure are a cause for concern, and restoring damaged energy assets to full operating capacity is both costly and time-consuming, thereby affecting overall supply capacity.

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