World energy crisis LIVE: Five countries set new rules over using power due to Iran war
Governments worldwide are introducing restrictions on fuel and energy usage due to the Iran war, which is triggering a global energy crisis. Five countries, including Egypt, Slovenia, and Sri Lanka, have introduced strict new rules to conserve energy, with others expected to follow.
The Iran war is causing a global energy crisis, with governments introducing restrictions on fuel and energy usage. Egypt, Slovenia, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Moldova have introduced strict new rules. Sri Lanka has announced a four-day week for government employees, while the Philippines declared a state of national energy emergency. Egypt is ordering restaurants and shops to close at 9pm to conserve energy. Slovenia has brought in fuel rationing. Other countries, including the UK, are drawing up contingency plans to address potential petrol shortages.
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