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The energy legacy of 9/11 was not higher oil prices. It was a new balance of power
10.09.26
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Doron Peskin
The September 11 attacks helped transform U.S. oil dependence from an economic vulnerability into a national security issue. A quarter-century later, America has become the world's largest oil producer while the Gulf is using its energy wealth to diversify its economic and geopolitical influence.
Argentina moves to prosecute Israeli energy company Navitas over Falklands oil project
08.09.26
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CTech
Buenos Aires alleges that Navitas, its subsidiaries and executives violated Argentine law by operating under British-issued licenses. The Israeli company holds 65% of the Sea Lion project, turning a major international expansion bet into the latest front in Argentina’s sovereignty dispute with Britain.
“Prior to October 7, closing Bazan was based on a fixed conception. Since then, it has become a populist obsession”
02.09.26
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Omri Kalischer
Rafael Maman said at the Calcalist and Discount Energy Conference that Israel must maintain independent refining capacity and cannot rely solely on distillate imports. He said the government's 2022 decision to close Bazan remains in effect, but the prerequisites for its implementation have not yet been completed. Regarding the market, he said damage to Russian refineries and China's halt in exports have contributed to a global shortage of distillates.
Navitas's British partner in Falkland Islands drilling prepares for Tel Aviv listing
30.08.26
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Golan Hazani
British company Rockhopper is trading at a valuation of £845 million, and if it lists on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, it will enter the TA-125 index.
America's renewed naval blockade leaves Iran running out of options
16.07.26
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Doron Peskin
Expanded maritime enforcement and tighter sanctions threaten oil exports, foreign trade and the stability of the Iranian economy.
The battle over the Strait of Hormuz is now a battle over perception
13.07.26
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Doron Peskin
Washington says the route is open, Tehran says it is closed, but shipping companies are making decisions based on risk rather than official declarations.
Refinery attacks exposed Israel’s LPG supply weaknesses
24.06.26
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Orna Yefet
State Comptroller says winter disruptions could have triggered a significant nationwide gas shortage.
The Middle East’s new normal: Brief wars, constant economic exposure
09.06.26
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Doron Peskin
Iran’s stop-start strategy turns security risk into a structural feature of global markets.
Strait of Hormuz crisis enters its most dangerous phase
19.05.26
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Doron Peskin
Falling inventories and disrupted tanker flows are tightening global oil supply far beyond headline prices.
Hormuz shock pushes governments into energy emergency mode
10.05.26
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Shani Ashkenazi
As oil prices surge, countries are imposing work-from-home mandates, fuel restrictions, and public transport incentives.
Israel’s gas rigs resume operations under the shadow of war
12.04.26
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Yuval Azulay
After costly shutdowns, the return to activity highlights both economic urgency and lingering security vulnerabilities.
After the ceasefire, the real war begins
08.04.26
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Doron Peskin
From missiles to markets, the battle over narrative and leverage reshapes the Middle East.
A strike on Kharg: Why Iran’s oil hub matters to the world
07.04.26
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Lital Samet
With most exports flowing through the island, any escalation could ripple across global markets.
Iran’s economy on ‘life support’ after one month of war
06.04.26
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Doron Peskin
Subsidies and oil revenues sustain stability as structural damage mounts.
Israel faces growing energy risks after strike on Haifa refinery
22.03.26
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Yuval Azulay
Damage to key infrastructure exposes fragility of fuel supply during wartime.
U.S. strike signals Iran’s oil lifeline is no longer untouchable
14.03.26
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Doron Peskin
Attack on Kharg Island warns Tehran that disruption of Hormuz could put its main export terminal at risk.
Oil surges on Iran tensions, but Israeli energy stocks lag
24.02.26
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Amir Perger
Brent up 16% this year as Tel Aviv Oil and Gas Index rises just 3.9%.
Rigas: "Energean needs more gas to compete, and to prevent a monopoly"
04.02.26
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Shaked Green Arava
Speaking at the Calcalist and Kesem Mutual Funds Capital Market Conference, Energean CEO Mathios Rigas said that despite the promises it received from the state, his company did not receive new gas fields in the recent tender rounds: "If we do not have additional assets, we will not be able to compete with Chevron, the operator in Leviathan and Tamar."
Iranian missile strike costs Bazan up to $200 million
16.07.25
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Adiel Eithan Mustaki
Haifa refinery receives $48 million advance as key power plant remains offline after deadly attack last month.
Inside the “shadow fleet” that financed Iranian terror cells worldwide
22.06.25
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Tomer Ganon
Court papers reveal the route and finances behind tanker seizures.
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