Wasabi Beef production resumes after securing heavy oil sourcing
Production of 'Wasabi Beef' potato chips has resumed after securing sources of heavy oil that had been disrupted due to geopolitical tensions.
Turning coal to medicines: Chinese scientists bring a 160-year-old dream to life
Chinese scientists have solved a 160-year-old chemical puzzle, enabling the transformation of coal into high-value medicinal compounds, which could revolutionize modern medicine production in the context of a global oil shortage.
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.
โน21.92 Industrial Diesel Becomes More Expensive... Where is It Used? Know What Things Will Be Expensive
Industrial diesel prices have increased by approximately 25%, raising concerns about its impact on inflation and the costs of industry and electricity production.
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.
Federal government regulates refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus and provides tax incentives for fuels
The Brazilian federal government has established regulations for oil refining in the Free Trade Zone of Manaus to offer tax incentives for local fuel production.
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 Mendonรงa, 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.
Boosting oil production could ramp up Canadaโs GDP and jobs, study suggests
A new study indicates that Canada could significantly increase its GDP and create thousands of jobs by expanding oil pipeline infrastructure.
Peso opens with losses due to new attacks in the Middle East: How much does it give up against the dollar TODAY?
The Mexican peso opens the trading day lower amidst increased market risk aversion following new attacks in the Middle East.
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.
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.
Iran: And if they are just more brown-eyed people for Trump and Netanyahu?
The article discusses the historical context of Iran's oil production policies during the 1970s, particularly in light of the geopolitical pressures surrounding the Yom Kippur War and the West's relationship with Israel.
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.
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.
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.
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.
RAINER SAKS โฉ Iran is definitely taking Trump's latest threat into account. But they have already shown their ambitions
Israel has launched attacks on Iran's gas production infrastructure in southern Iran, while Iran has retaliated by targeting oil and gas facilities in Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia.
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.
Semiconductors, oil, and power: the war that redefines the economy
The article discusses the intensified global competition for semiconductor production, highlighting its significance beyond technology to encompass power dynamics among major nations.
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.
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.
Mantiqueira de Minas attracts visitors with olive oil, wellness, and rural tourism
The cities of Delfim Moreira and Maria da Fรฉ in Serra da Mantiqueira are attracting tourists with their stunning nature, cool climate, and potential as a hub for biodynamic olive oil production.
Israeli bombings hit the largest natural gas production field in the world
Israeli airstrikes targeted the South Pars gas field, the world's largest natural gas production site, prompting Iran to threaten attacks on neighboring oil industries.
Carney climate plan at risk as Canadian oil companies stress need to boost production
Prime Minister Mark Carney's climate plan faces delays due to pushback from Canadian oil companies regarding new carbon pricing measures.
Oil CEO urges Newsom to do the 'math' as California governor vows to stop offshore drilling
Sable Offshore Corp. CEO Jim Flores advocates for offshore oil drilling in California as a solution to rising consumer prices amidst state vows to halt production.
India increases liquefied petroleum gas production amid Middle East crisis
India has ramped up its liquefied petroleum gas production following supply disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East crisis.
South Africa: High Pump Prices Renew Debate on Hydrocarbon Exploitation
The rising fuel prices in South Africa, attributed to the Iranian crisis, have prompted discussions on increasing domestic hydrocarbon production.
High diesel prices won't drop until the Iranian crisis is resolved
Diesel prices in Estonia are expected to remain high due to ongoing conflicts in Iran affecting oil production and logistics.
Heavy Economic Devastation May Occur in the Gulf Like the 1991 Gulf War
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has begun to severely impact Gulf economies, reminiscent of the economic crises experienced during the 1991 Gulf War.
Iranian missiles hit central Israel and the US embassy in the capital of Iraq
Iran has targeted oil and gas production facilities for the first time, which marks an escalation in its military confrontations with Israel and the US.
VIDEOS: MG2 of Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The rise in oil prices is a critical topic, emphasizing that cuts in production do not reach the end consumer, especially following NATO's refusal to meet Trump's demands regarding military shipments to restore global oil routes.
VIDEOS: Acre News 1st edition this Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The news report discusses the rise in oil prices amid claims that any cuts in production are not being passed on to consumers, alongside comments regarding NATO's refusal to comply with Trump's request for military naval support to restore global oil routes.
For those over 65: a study reveals why at this age it is better not to bathe every day
A study indicates that daily bathing may not be advisable for individuals over 65 due to changes in skin sensitivity and oil production.
'LPG production increased by 38%, sufficient oil reserves', government in action mode on energy crisis
The Indian government assures that there is no shortage of LPG and petroleum products amidst geopolitical tensions.
It has been revealed how much oil Lithuania extracts: the resources remain significant
Lithuania has extracted approximately 5.622 million cubic meters of oil since 1990, primarily from eleven onshore oil fields, with production ongoing under environmental regulations.
North Sea oil - is it time to reconsider drilling?
The article discusses the potential for renewed drilling in the North Sea to reduce reliance on imported liquefied natural gas, reflecting on the UK's historical significance as an oil producer.
Cooperation for Increased Production of Alaska Crude Oil Declared at Japan-U.S. Summit, Aiming to Reduce Dependence on the Middle East
Japan and the U.S. are planning to agree on cooperation to increase crude oil production from Alaska in a summit aimed at reducing Japan's dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
Potato Chips 'Wasabi Beef' Shipping Halted Due to Difficulties in Heavy Oil Procurement Amid Middle Eastern Situation
The production and shipping of 'Wasabi Beef' potato chips by Yamayoshi Seika has been halted due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, affecting heavy oil supplies necessary for manufacturing.
Iran War: The Current Status of Oil and Gas Production in the Middle East
The article discusses the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on oil and gas production, highlighting major disruptions and future uncertainties.
Iran War: The State of Oil and Gas Production in the Middle East
Concerns about a prolonged energy crisis rise as the war in the Middle East disrupts oil and gas production significantly, marking one of the largest supply interruptions in the history of the global oil market.
Iran War: The State of Oil and Gas Production in the Middle East
There are rising concerns about a prolonged energy crisis due to significant disruptions in oil and gas production in the Middle East as a result of the ongoing conflict.
Trump's Attack on the 'Forbidden Island'
Trump's administration has conducted military strikes against targeted sites on Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf amid tensions with Iran over oil production.
The kilometers-long Saudi response to bypass the Hormuz blockade and open the oil tap
Saudi Arabia is rerouting part of its oil production to the Red Sea in an effort to alleviate the impacts of the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, although this route is already congested due to recent conflicts.
Moscow's 'Floating' Oil: A Temporary Solution to an Imminent Disaster
The ongoing US and Israeli war on Iran is impacting energy production, while Russia may temporarily benefit from rising oil prices.
Delta communities protest exclusion from N400bn infrastructure projects
Polobubo and its surrounding communities in Delta State are protesting against their exclusion from significant state infrastructure projects despite being a major oil-producing area.
Korea's Economic Double Trouble from Middle East Risks: High Prices and Logistics Disruption
A report by a South Korean research institute warns that escalating conflict in the Middle East, particularly the US-Iran tensions, could significantly increase production costs across South Korea's manufacturing sector due to rising oil prices and potential logistics disruptions.
Experts say that only the United States can increase production: challenges in crude oil procurement from outside the Middle East
The Japanese government has begun releasing oil reserves to ensure a stable supply amid potential disruptions in crude oil imports from the Middle East.
Korea Industrial Research Institute: Middle East Risk Expansion... Should Prepare for Stagflation Possibility
The Korea Industrial Research Institute warns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could significantly increase production costs for domestic manufacturers in South Korea due to rising international oil prices.