How CNG is made from LNG, learn the whole game of gas production and transport
The ongoing conflict in West Asia has severely impacted global LNG supply chains, particularly affecting countries like India due to production halts in Qatar.
The war escalated to a new level - Donald Trump's furious threat
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has escalated dangerously as Israel launched direct attacks on key fossil fuel production facilities in Iran and Qatar, triggering severe threats of retaliation from Iran.
LNG Market Prepares for Collapse with Final Deliveries from Qatar
The global LNG market faces a collapse due to a significant drop in supplies from Qatar following geopolitical tensions and attacks that have disrupted production.
If Trump Were to Read Tolstoy...
President Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, threatening to destroy the country's energy production facilities if they do not comply.
From tankers to fields: Has Iran's war entered a phase of production disruption?
The article discusses the evolving nature of the U.S.-Israeli campaign against Iran, now targeting energy production facilities rather than just oil tankers and shipping routes.
Maps | The escalation of bombings on the energy infrastructure of the Middle East
Iran's recent attacks on Gulf fossil fuel production centers mark an escalation in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, affecting oil markets worldwide.
Opinion: Argentina needs to increase the blend with biodiesel
The article discusses the importance of increasing biodiesel production in Argentina amid the ongoing Gulf War, emphasizing its economic benefits and the need for energy security.
Can US Crude Oil Save Japan? Agreement on Increased Production at Japan-US Summit, But Several Challenges Remain
At the Japan-US summit, leaders agreed to collaborate on increasing US crude oil production to help Japan secure alternative oil supplies amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
Brazilian executive aims for 20,000 barrels of oil per day after purchase of field in Venezuela
Paulo Mendonça, leading the Swedish energy company Maha Capital, plans to increase oil production from 2,000 to 20,000 barrels per day at the PetroUrdaneta field in Venezuela after acquiring a significant stake in the joint venture with PDVSA.
Targeting Ras Laffan: A blow to the global LNG market
An Iranian missile strike on Ras Laffan, Qatar's industrial city for LNG production, has caused widespread destruction and heightened security concerns in the region.
Sutt: We need at least 100 more wind turbines
Estonia's Minister of Energy and Environment, Andres Sutt, emphasizes the need for more wind turbines to boost local energy production and reduce dependence on energy imports.
Zimbabwe: Senator Challenges Impact of Global Wars On Zimbabwe Fuel Costs
Zimbabwe Senator Jerry Gotora argues that local fuel production and infrastructure should lower fuel prices in the country.
The energy crisis also hits the South Jutland baking giant: Bread will become more expensive
The energy crisis is forcing Kohberg, a major bakery in South Jutland, to raise bread prices due to increased production and transportation costs.
Siemens Gamesa closes production of wind turbine parts in Brande
Siemens Gamesa has confirmed the closure of its wind turbine parts production in Brande, following a period of halted operations and consideration of various options.
Piotr Arak: The Oilmen Rule the World Again
The article discusses how geopolitical shocks have reinvigorated the significance of oil barons in the global economy, overshadowing previous narratives that emphasized electric vehicles and battery production.
The state announced a new renewable electricity tender
Estonia's Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, Andres Sutt, has announced a significant tender for onshore wind energy aimed at increasing domestic clean electricity production and energy security.
Aleksei Jevgrafov: Market data shows that controllable oil shale electricity is competitive
Aleksei Jevgrafov discusses Estonia's energy policy and the challenges in maintaining controllable and independent electricity production.
The Government will lower fuel taxes and suspend the electricity production value tax
The Spanish government will reduce VAT on fuels to 10% and suspend the electricity production tax in response to energy market tensions caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
War enters a new phase with attacks on energy facilities; see bombed locations and Trump's reaction
Iran has launched a new offensive in the Middle East war, targeting energy production and supply facilities in the Persian Gulf.
Qatar: Gas capacity reduced for years after Iranian attacks
Qatar's gas production capacity is set to decrease due to repairs from Iranian attacks, significantly impacting its revenue and supply to global markets.
Disaster: Attacks on gas infrastructure, in Iran and Qatar, may set us back several years
Recent attacks on gas infrastructure in Iran and Qatar could considerably hinder the region's energy production and economic stability.
Gas prices rising due to the Middle East crisis – impact on Finland mainly indirect
Gas prices in Europe have surged by over 30% following attacks on gas production facilities in the Middle East, though Finland's direct impact is limited due to reduced gas usage and the end of the coldest winter periods.
Why the gas site of Ras Laffan, targeted by Iranian attacks, is so strategic
The Iranian attacks on Ras Laffan, a crucial LNG production site in Qatar, caused significant damage and spiked global gas prices.
Olvi's new brewery cost 20 million euros – the brewmaster's dream increases capacity and energy efficiency
Olvi has completed a 20 million euro investment in a new brewery in Iisalmi, enhancing production capacity and energy efficiency.
Iran's War Has Entered a Stage of Escalation, According to Researchers
Iran and Israel's recent military strikes on energy production sites signify a dangerous escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Iranian attacks destroyed 17% of Qatar's LNG production capacity for 3-5 years
Iranian attacks have severely impacted Qatar's LNG production capacity, threatening significant financial losses and energy supply stability in Europe and Asia.
South Pars, Ras Laffan, the island of Jark... these are the major oil and gas fields threatened by missiles in the Middle East
Iranian missile attacks have threatened major oil and gas production sites in the Middle East, particularly affecting Qatar's Ras Laffan gas complex.
Knowledge Necessary in a Polarized Power Debate
The article discusses the polarized political debate surrounding energy production in Norway, emphasizing the need for constructive dialogue rather than hostility.
Qatar counts losses after Iran's attack. 17% of LNG capacity damaged
Qatar reported significant damage to its LNG capacities following a series of Iranian attacks, with major production facilities suffering extended outages.
Qatar may declare 'force majeure' on long-term contracts with South Korea... Restoration of gas facilities could take 3-5 years
Qatar has indicated it may declare 'force majeure' on its long-term LNG supply contracts with South Korea and other nations due to damage inflicted on energy production facilities from Iranian attacks.
Vaca Muerta Adds Another Investment to Industrialize Gas
Mega Company has proposed a $360 million project to enhance gas and oil liquid production capability in Vaca Muerta, as part of a broader investment plan.
Iran's attack on Qatar destroyed 17% of LNG production capacity for three to five years
Iran's attacks on Qatar have caused significant damage to facilities responsible for 17% of the country's LNG export capacity, requiring extensive repair time.
Gulf crisis draws attention to African oil
The Gulf crisis is causing global energy buyers to seek African oil alternatives, although investment constraints have limited Africa's production capabilities.
Energy War 'on the Brink' in the Middle East after Gas Field Attacks
A military escalation between Israel and Iran over gas production facilities in the Middle East raises fears of a wider energy conflict.
Cutting-edge production costs and production is active 24 hours a day
Giorgio Parodi introduces an innovative system for harnessing the hydropower of Italian and European rivers sustainably, aiming to contribute to green energy solutions.
The Industrial Artery Is Being Blocked... A Three-Week Blockade of Hormuz Would Result in a 5.4% Surge in Production Costs
The ongoing Middle East crisis is escalating into a comprehensive economic war, which poses significant risks to the South Korean industrial sector as production costs are projected to rise sharply due to a potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Attack on the Gas Field Exceeding the 'Red Line'... Is It Triggering Gulf Countries' Intervention?
The article discusses the escalating conflict between the US-Israel and Iran, focusing on recent attacks on gas production facilities shared by Iran and Qatar as part of a broader 'energy war.'
Macron urges Americans and Iranians to negotiate directly
French President Emmanuel Macron called for direct negotiations between the U.S. and Iran during his visit to EU discussions in Brussels, warning of long-term consequences if Middle Eastern energy production capacities are destroyed.
Attacks on fuel production infrastructure crash the stock market, gold drops sharply
Recent escalations in the Iran conflict targeting gas production infrastructure in the region have led to significant market volatility and falling gold prices.
War in the Middle East: how the conflict alters prices, logistics, and production expectations, according to an expert
Dante Romano discusses the impact of the Middle East conflict on global markets, particularly affecting energy, fertilizers, and agricultural commodities, thus reshaping the agro-industrial sector's outlook.
Industrial production is doing well, construction still frozen. GUS released data for February
Poland's industrial production increased by 1.7% in February, while construction remains stagnant due to adverse weather and higher energy prices.
Claudia Sheinbaum Seeks More Natural Gas Production in Mexico
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced plans to increase Mexico's natural gas production to enhance energy sovereignty as the country currently imports 75% of its natural gas.
European gas prices soar by 35% after attacks on energy infrastructure
European gas prices have surged by 35% following attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East, particularly at the world's largest liquefied natural gas production site in Qatar.
Why are attacks on gas fields considered a serious escalation in the course of the war?
The recent Israeli attacks on Iran's South Pars gas field mark a significant shift in the conflict, focusing on energy production rather than just military targets.
Gas prices skyrocket after multiple attacks on power plants
Gas prices spiked significantly following attacks on power facilities in the Middle East, affecting global markets and indicating potential long-term economic ramifications.
Oil prices rose in Asia after attacks on gas and oil production facilities
Oil prices have increased in Asia following attacks on oil and gas facilities.
Easter 2026 Marked by High Prices. The War May Affect Prices
Experts predict that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could negatively impact retail prices in Poland for Easter 2026 due to rising production and logistics costs.
How many AC fans can run on a 3-kilowatt solar plant?
The article discusses the benefits and power production capabilities of a 3-kilowatt solar plant in India, emphasizing its cost savings and sustainability for household energy needs.
The world's largest LNG facility in Qatar was bombed again by Iran
The world's largest LNG production facility in Qatar has experienced serious fires following new Iranian attacks, according to QatarEnergy.
The Revolutionary Guard threatens to destroy gas and oil production facilities in neighboring countries
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has issued a threat to target gas and oil facilities in neighboring countries.