Energy facilities in the Middle East are under attack, including Qatar’s LNG, pushing prices higher.
In a sharp escalation in the Middle East conflict, energy production itself is now in the firing line.
Iran targeted facilities across the Gulf – including the world’s largest liquefied natural gas hub in Qatar.
It was retaliation for an Israeli strike on an Iranian gasfield hours earlier.
Energy prices are soaring, and countries from Asia to Europe are scrambling for alternative supplies.
But, for Asia – the world’s largest LNG buyer – this is a severe energy shock.
The region depends on Gulf supplies to keep its lights on, its factories running, and its people fed.
Published On 25 Mar 2026
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