The International Energy Agency says Saudi Arabia has plenty of oil to fill any supply gap that results from the turmoil in Libya. BNN searches for the answers with John Kingston, Director of News, Platts
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The International Energy Agency says Saudi Arabia has plenty of oil to fill any supply gap that results from the turmoil in Libya. BNN searches for the answers with John Kingston, Director of News, Platts
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