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The Iran-backed rebels have huge, newfound leverage as Saudi Arabia hikes its oil exports via the Red Sea. Their current inaction is uncharacteristic.

The escalating Iran war and destruction of vital Gulf energy facilities will aggravate tensions with the US' allies and harm Trump's fossil fuel agenda.

By hitting a key Iranian energy facility, reportedly without consulting the US, Israel appears to have intentionally escalated the conflict as it eyes regime change.

The challenge is turning that growing support for new nuclear into final investment decisions and operating reactors.

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The EU's corporate sustainability directive could disrupt elements of US energy dominance, with potential economic and strategic security implications for both regions.

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QatarEnergy’s historic announcement on Thursday that it “will be compelled” to declare a multiyear force majeure on some long-term contracts — after two of its trains were hit by Iranian missile ...