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 You are receiving this as part of your subscription to Oil & Energy Investor. To remove your email from this list, [unsubscribe here](.  [Oil and Energy Investor with Dr. Kent Moors] Saturday, August 24, 2019 [Why You Shouldn't be Worried About an Energy Demand Slowdown]( By Dr. Kent Moors Editor's Note: Due to some technical difficulties this week, the Oil & Energy Investor column that you were supposed to receive on Wednesday unfortunately did not get sent out. I and my team send our apologies. The following is that column, regarding the supposed energy demand slowdown; I think you'll find it interesting. Unfortunately, given the pace of modern technology, it's not altogether surprising that technical difficulties arise every once in a while, but our current [4G system]( cannot handle the overload. That's why I've been paying attention to the new 5G revolution that's turning many heads recently, and [this briefing]( gives you all the details of what's expected to be this new $12 trillion market. There has recently been much media coverage about an impending decline in aggregate global energy demand. The argument here - as always - involves a flattening or even decline in energy prices as several factors combine to suppress the need for energy in slowing economies. Much of the logic behind what pundits are saying here extends from an ongoing U.S.-China trade war, statistics "massaged" to justify another round of short plays, and anecdotal concerns over economic strength issuing from a range of factors - Brexit, Venezuela's implosion, civil wars in Libya and Yemen, another credit crunch in Italy, among many others. Traditionally, the relationship seemed straightforward enough. Production, commerce, exchange, transport, and the like generated the need for energy. That translated into a demand on providers, which in turn determined the supply required and the price. Somewhere along the line, predictions about future conditions came to be controlled more by what current energy traders needed to make now, rather than about any solid estimate of where markets were likely to be in six months. Six months continued to be the rule of thumb for one simple reason: it usually takes half a year for the genuine figures upon which to base substantive demand judgments to emerge. Before that time, talking heads pontificate, and knee-jerk reactions ensue. [This is the situation we once again find ourselves in as we move into the third quarter of the year.](  [Trending] [Government-Backed "Miracle Tech" Could Save over 292,000 Children's Lives]( This revolutionary new technology has over 9,432 clinical trials... $201 million in government money... and is projected to save over 292,000 children's lives per year. 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