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Under pressure from US sanctions, Iraq explores alternatives to Iranian gas to secure its electricity supply, notably turning to Qatar and Oman, while considering the installation of floating LNG terminals.
Under pressure from US sanctions, Iraq explores alternatives to Iranian gas to secure its electricity supply, notably turning to Qatar and Oman, while considering the installation of floating LNG terminals.
Iran invests $17 billion to counteract declining reservoir pressure at South Pars, a gas field shared with Qatar, securing estimated reserves equivalent to around 363 billion barrels of oil.
Iran invests $17 billion to counteract declining reservoir pressure at South Pars, a gas field shared with Qatar, securing estimated reserves equivalent to around 363 billion barrels of oil.
The United States has decided not to renew Iraq’s exemption, granted since 2018, allowing Baghdad to import electricity from Iran despite U.S. sanctions. This measure increases pressure on Iraq, whose energy supply largely depends on its neighbour.
The United States has decided not to renew Iraq’s exemption, granted since 2018, allowing Baghdad to import electricity from Iran despite U.S. sanctions. This measure increases pressure on Iraq, whose energy supply largely depends on its neighbour.
State-owned companies, such as Saudi Aramco, are responsible for more CO2 emissions than private firms like Shell or ExxonMobil, according to a study by the British think tank InfluenceMap.
State-owned companies, such as Saudi Aramco, are responsible for more CO2 emissions than private firms like Shell or ExxonMobil, according to a study by the British think tank InfluenceMap.
According to Wood Mackenzie's forecast, the average Brent crude price in 2025 will be $73/barrel, influenced by complex geopolitical and economic factors, including the war in Ukraine and sanctions against Iran.
According to Wood Mackenzie's forecast, the average Brent crude price in 2025 will be $73/barrel, influenced by complex geopolitical and economic factors, including the war in Ukraine and sanctions against Iran.
The U.S. government announced new sanctions targeting 22 individuals, companies, and 13 vessels accused of circumventing sanctions on Iranian oil, as part of its "maximum pressure" policy.
The U.S. government announced new sanctions targeting 22 individuals, companies, and 13 vessels accused of circumventing sanctions on Iranian oil, as part of its "maximum pressure" policy.
Yemen's Oil Minister, Saeed Suleiman al-Shamasi, recently urged Iran to stop supporting Houthi rebels, as the war-torn country seeks to revive its natural gas exports. This plea was made amid a dire energy crisis and a deteriorating geopolitical situation.
Yemen's Oil Minister, Saeed Suleiman al-Shamasi, recently urged Iran to stop supporting Houthi rebels, as the war-torn country seeks to revive its natural gas exports. This plea was made amid a dire energy crisis and a deteriorating geopolitical situation.
Ankara strengthens its energy supply with an agreement signed on February 11, 2025, with Turkmengaz. The first deliveries of Turkmen natural gas are scheduled for March, marking a strategic step in diversifying gas sources for Turkey and Europe.
Ankara strengthens its energy supply with an agreement signed on February 11, 2025, with Turkmengaz. The first deliveries of Turkmen natural gas are scheduled for March, marking a strategic step in diversifying gas sources for Turkey and Europe.
The United States enacts new financial sanctions against an international network moving Iranian oil to China, with generated revenues funding military activities, according to Washington, sparking debate over the economic impact of such measures.
The United States enacts new financial sanctions against an international network moving Iranian oil to China, with generated revenues funding military activities, according to Washington, sparking debate over the economic impact of such measures.
A mission from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has assessed safety practices at the Novovoronezh nuclear power plant, operated by Rosatom. The audit highlighted advancements in operational safety while recommending targeted improvements.
A mission from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has assessed safety practices at the Novovoronezh nuclear power plant, operated by Rosatom. The audit highlighted advancements in operational safety while recommending targeted improvements.

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