Energy
Iraq delays July public salaries as Strait of Hormuz blockade guts oil revenue
Iraq’s oil exports plunged from 100 million barrels in February to around 32 million in May and June, according to figures shown to The National by the country’s Oil Ministry.
Cuba suffers islandwide power grid collapse as US oil blockade deepens energy crisis
Israel, US weighing wave of strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure - report
All 100 US senators invited to meet Volodymyr Zelensky during Lindsey Graham funeral
Chevron launches Israel energy-tech accelerator for early stage startups
Chevron Studio Israel will fund and mentor early-stage technologies from Israeli universities and research institutions, with a focus on AI, cybersecurity, hydrogen, and lower-carbon energy solutions.
Ofer Yannay talks antisemitism, energy at 'Post' Conference
Yannay discussed the growth of his energy company over the past year, Hapoel Tel Aviv’s progress, and his views on the rising tide
Bazan Group COO: ‘We are part of the resilience security, without Bazan Israel cannot win’
Shlomi Basson, Deputy CEO and Group COO of the Bazan Group, positioned Israel’s largest energy company as a critical operational system supporting the country’s economy and security during wartime
‘Rebuilding a country the size of Syria means contracts worth billions of dollars,’ expert says
Renewed attention to reconstruction opportunities is colliding with unresolved sanctions exposure, weak institutions, damaged infrastructure, and uncertainty over Syria’s political future
Now is the time for a multilateral Abraham Accords framework - opinion
A multilateral approach to defense cooperation is therefore essential and should be a pivotal part of deepening the Abraham Accords.
Data centers take center stage as Keystone Infra posts solid Q1 2026
As data centers become the backbone of the global economy, Israel's Keystone Infra is positioning itself as a key player in Israel's infrastructure sector
New drone‑mounted robot transforms high‑voltage maintenance in Israel
Replacing helicopters with robotics, the IEC’s new drone system promises safer crews, lower costs, and a smarter national grid.
Islamic regime launches Persian Gulf Strait Authority, ships reportedly start paying tolls
Ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz now face tolls and strict Iranian oversight as Tehran launches the Persian Gulf Strait Authority, with JPMorgan forecasting 11‑figure annual revenue from tolls.
Kharg Island and the new energy war over Iran’s collapsing oil exports - opinion
Iran’s Kharg Island shows the hidden cost of sanctions: empty oil terminals, environmental damage, and mounting pressure.
Israel–Iran energy infrastructure war signals a dangerous new escalation - opinion
Strikes on refineries and gas facilities signal a new phase in the Israel–Iran war with systemic risks beyond the battlefield.
