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Fatih Birol, director of the International Energy Agency, stated that energy markets are unlikely to return to pre-war conditions next year due to ongoing tensions from the conflict in Iran. The war has disrupted global energy flows, leading to increased oil prices, with Brent crude reaching $117 per barrel. Birol emphasized the need for prioritizing energy security at both government and business levels. He expressed concerns about winter fuel demand, particularly for diesel, as maintenance at refineries coincides with rising consumption. Additionally, he noted a significant increase in nuclear energy projects worldwide, with 90 gigawatts currently under construction, the highest in four decades.