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One economist’s ‘radical idea’ to solve the biggest energy crisis in history: a reverse OPEC | Fortune

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One economist’s ‘radical idea’ to solve the biggest energy crisis in history: a reverse OPEC | Fortune
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One economist’s ‘radical idea’ to solve the biggest energy crisis in history: a reverse OPEC | Fortune

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    One economist’s ‘radical idea’ to solve the biggest energy crisis in history: a reverse OPEC | Fortune

    The world is facing the largest energy crisis in modern history—and the U.S. may be the country with the most power to do something about it. Oil exports are projected to slow by 1.5 million barrels per day in the second quarter of 2026, leaving Pakistan, Indonesia, and the Philippines within days of running out of gasoline and crude oil. The International Energy Agency warned last month that Europe has “maybe six weeks or so (of) jet fuel left,” which would force airlines to cancel flights or hike fares. For University of Massachusetts Amherst economist Gregor Semieniuk, the crisis makes a compelling case for the U.S. to lead a departure from the free-market philosophy that has governed oil distribution for more than 40 years. “People on Wall Street and commodity traders will tell you that if you interfere, it’s going to make things worse; you will have shortages,” he told Fortune. “That may all be true …. But this is the biggest energy crisis the world has experienced in modern times—even larger than in the ‘70s in terms of quantity. Maybe it’s time for a different approach in such an emergency.” A ‘radical idea’ with historical roots Semieniuk suggested a

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