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Iraq’s energy paradox: Oil power, electricity vulnerability (opens the original)
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A general view of the Nahr Bin Umar refinery, which has a daily production capacity of approximately 45,000 barrels of crude oil and 1,800 barrels of condensate, in Basra, Iraq on April 29, 2026. [Stringer – Anadolu Agency] Holding roughly 145 billion barrels of proved crude reserves, Iraq ranks among the world’s major petroleum powers, yet its electricity system still comes under severe strain each summer. In 2024, available peak supply stood at about 25 GW, against roughly 48 GW needed to meet
Qatar’s energy diplomacy: Can a diversified energy portfolio translate into broader influence? (opens the original)
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Facilities of QatarEnergy are seen in the Mesaieed Industrial Area south of Doha, Qatar on March 5, 2026. [Stringer – Anadolu Agency] Qatar’s energy diplomacy is usually associated with liquefied natural gas. That is understandable: Qatar is one of the world’s leading LNG players, and North Field expansion is set to lift production capacity from 77 million tonnes per year to 142 million tonnes by 2030. But LNG alone no longer captures Doha’s energy strategy. Qatar is building a broader portfolio
Bahrain’s energy connectivity paradox: Networked resilience or deeper dependence? (opens the original)
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A Bahraini man holds up the national flag in Manama, Bahrain on 10 July 2015 [MOHAMMED AL-SHAIKH/AFP via Getty Images] On 9 March 2026, Bahrain’s Bapco declared force majeure after an attack disrupted operations at its Sitra refinery complex. The incident came amid the US-Israeli war with Iran, as energy infrastructure and shipping routes across the Gulf were drawn directly into the conflict. Reuters reported that Bahrain was among the Gulf producers affected as the war disrupted regional energy
Türkiye: From energy corridor to regional network power (opens the original)
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A view from Ertugrul Gazi FSRU, which was commissioned on June 25, 2021 in Dortyol district of Hatay, Turkiye on October 21, 2023. [Muhammed Selim Korkutata – Anadolu Agency] When Azerbaijani gas crosses Türkiye to reach Syrian power plants, Iraqi oil flows through Turkish territory towards the Mediterranean, and Iraq’s electricity grid connects to Turkish transmission lines, Ankara is no longer merely hosting a collection of transit routes. Türkiye is increasingly positioning itself at the cent
Palestine’s energy sovereignty: Who controls the switch? (opens the original)
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Palestinians produce fuel by processing the waste plastics they collect with some chemicals in different processes due to the difficulties in the supply of bottled gas and fuel for vehicles in Gaza City, Gaza on May 02, 2025. [Mahmoud Abu Hamda – Anadolu Agency] In Gaza, keeping a medical device running can depend on access to engine oil. A Reuters report published on 10 September 2026 describes shortages of lubricants, spare parts and fuel threatening generators serving hospitals and residentia
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