War in Iran Is Redrawing the Map for Natural Gas
The war in Iran has disrupted global energy markets, particularly natural gas, with infrastructure damage to key fields like the Shah gas field in the UAE and implications for LNG supply chains; despite regional fractures in gas pricing, the U.S. is emerging as a critical LNG exporter, wh
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