Fuelling Debate
- The lows of $51/barrel price in January this year seems a distant dream
- Experts say higher subsidy can be a solution only in the short term; else it will impact social sector spending
- Improved energy efficiency helps industries cut consumption, but consumers remain unmindful of need to save fuel
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