Gas
Iran war, Hormuz disruptions drive first drop in global fossil fuel emissions since 2020 - report
Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to fall 0.4% in 2026, the first drop since 2020, partly as the Iran war cut oil and gas use. Researchers warn the decline is unlikely to last.
US energy giant Murphy enters Israeli gas exploration market in partnership with Ratio Energies
How does the US Democrats' 'blue wave' shockwave effect global diplomacy, markets? - analysis
Gasoline prices to fall 42 agorot Sunday, defying forecasts of a jump to near-record levels
Gas field in Kurdistan Region of Iraq seeks restart after drone attack
Iraq’s Khor Mor gas field, vital for Kurdistan’s electricity, is preparing to restart production days after a drone attack halted operations, sparking widespread condemnation.
Drone attack suspends operations at major Iraq gas field, power cuts occur across Kurdish region
A drone attack on the Khor Mor gas field in Iraq causes major power outages in northern regions, damaging key infrastructure and halting gas supplies to power stations.
US energy chief cancels Israel visit amid dispute over gas deal with Egypt
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright canceled his Israel visit over Eli Cohen’s refusal to approve a $35b gas export deal with Egypt.
INGL announces Israel's new deal to export natural gas to Egypt via two billion shekel pipeline
The planned length of the new line (Ramat Hovav–Ashalim–Nitzana) is about 65 km., and will allow the transfer of approximately six billion cubic meters (BCL) of natural gas per year to Egypt.
Your Taxes: It's time for the maritime areas bill to become law
The bill will help Israel secure crown jewels in the Mediterranean offshore gas fields.
Tanker truck explodes on Mexican highway, killing three and injuring 70
The city's fire department said the flames had been fully extinguished in and around the overturned tanker trailer, which had been hauling liquefied petroleum gas.
Gas and Gaza: Energy pact tests Israel – Egypt relations
A $35 billion Leviathan supply agreement collides with wartime politics as Jerusalem and Cairo test how far energy ties can stretch without breaking.
Egypt to invest $400m in Israel gas pipeline
Egypt is a particularly large gas consumer, and despite having significant gas reserves of its own, it is struggling to meet its energy needs
IDF soldier in critical condition from third-degree burns after suspected accident
The burns affected G's head, face, ears, chest, back, and hands, and he was evacuated to hospital, where he is currently in critical condition in intensive care, according to his sister.
Fire contained at Iran's Abadan refinery, one dead, SHANA says
The refinery, like almost all Iranian oil and gas processing plants, needs major works and renovation.
