Ban on diesel exports: Trump should drop it, say European officials
According to Irish Energy Minister Darragh O'Brien, it "does not appear" that this threat "is likely to happen".
EU officials are cautiously optimistic that US President Donald Trump may reverse his threat to ban diesel exports for 90 days. Irish Energy Minister Darragh O'Brien said US administration officials told him last week that such a ban is unlikely. The ban would have significant impacts on the EU, where US diesel accounts for over 50% of imports and 10% of consumption. European Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen welcomed US Energy Secretary Chris Wright's statement that a diesel export ban would not work.
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