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- Coronavirus: IEA predicts dismal energy outlook, China’s Didi resumes services in Wuhan
Coronavirus: IEA predicts dismal energy outlook, China’s Didi resumes services in Wuhan
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CNBC reports that the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Thursday that it expects global energy demand to plunge this year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, in what the Paris-based agency called the biggest shock since World War II.
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China reported four new cases and no deaths as of April 29.
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More than 3.1 million people have been infected by the coronavirus around the world and over 227,000 people have died from the respiratory disease Covid-19.
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Australia said a coronavirus outbreak in the state of Tasmania likely originated from the Ruby Princess cruise ship, according to a government report published Thursday.
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Global cases: More than 3.1 million
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Global deaths: Over 227,000
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Most cases reported: United States (over 1 million), Spain (236,899), Italy (203,591), France (166,541), and United Kingdom (166,441).
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