Consecutive attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East caused European gas prices to surge on 19/3.

A series of attacks on energy facilities across the Middle East caused global oil prices to rise by nearly 4% on the morning of 19/3.

Iran is sending a message that it, not the United States, will decide when the disruption to global energy supplies ends.

Iran's Guards declare they will inflict severe damage on the Middle East's oil and gas industry if the country's energy infrastructure is attacked.

European natural gas futures have surged 60% since the Middle East conflict erupted, leaving the bloc with limited room to maneuver.

Qatar ceases liquefied natural gas production, Israel temporarily closes a gas field, while Saudi Arabia shuts down its largest oil refinery due to conflict.

Iran’s oil and gas industry, a vital component of the Middle East, faces severe disruption risks following military strikes by the United States and Israel.