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Jennifer Gnana

Jennifer Gnana

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Jennifer is a multilingual journalist with over 14 years‘ experience covering the Middle East, specialising in political and energy reporting. She has reported from Gulf states and Iran for international and regional outlets, bringing deep expertise in political economy and energy affairs. A former BBC producer and energy correspondent for The National, Jennifer combines strong analytical and data journalism skills with on-the-ground reporting and public speaking experience, having moderated panels at major regional forums.
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In a televised address to CERAWeek, Dr Sultan Al Jaber described Iran's attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure as something no civilian enterprise should ever have to deal with. Photo: Adnoc
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Iran's closure of Hormuz an act of economic terrorism, Dr Sultan Al Jaber says

Keeping strait open is security not supply issue, head of Adnoc tells global meeting of energy executives

EnergyMarch 23, 2026
The South Pars gasfield on fire after Israel's attack. Reuters
Iran's giant South Pars gasfield struck by Israel in 'dangerous escalation'

Iranian gas flows to Iraq halted after attack on world's largest natural gasfield

EnergyMarch 18, 2026
A damaged foreign tanker carrying Iraqi oil after attacks on ships in Iraq's territorial waters. Reuters
Iraq in discussions with Iran to secure safe passage for tankers via Hormuz

Around a third of Iraq's crude output is offline

BusinessMarch 17, 2026
The 970km Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline has a capacity of about 1.2 million barrels per day. Reuters
Kurdistan government disputes claim it halted Iraqi oil exports

Erbil blames militia strikes for suspension of flows through Ceyhan pipeline and calls for talks with Baghdad

EnergyMarch 16, 2026
Leading analysts answer your questions about Iran's attacks on Gulf oil infrastructure
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Q&A replayQ&A: Iran war, oil and escalation

Leading analysts answer your questions about Iran's attacks on Gulf oil infrastructure

MENAMarch 12, 2026
A plume of smoke raises from oil storage facilities at the Port of Salalah in Raysut, Oman. Reuters
Iran’s attack on Salalah aims to close alternatives to Hormuz

For decades, Fujairah and Salalah were earmarked for development to reduce dependence on the strait

EnergyMarch 12, 2026
Amin Nasser, Saudi Aramco president and chief executive, has said the East-West Pipeline is the only export route available. Reuters
Aramco warns of 'catastrophic' hit to oil market if Strait of Hormuz stays shut

World's largest oil exporter is selling crude via Red Sea

EnergyMarch 10, 2026
A crude oil tanker at the oil terminal at Qingdao, in China’s Shandong province. AFP
G7 'not there yet' on decision over emergency oil stocks

Energy ministers to discuss rising oil prices on Tuesday

EnergyMarch 09, 2026
Inside the control toom at Al Khobar desalination plant on the eastern coast of Saudi Arabia. The kingdom has more than 2000 desalination plants. Photo: Sky News Arabia
Iran's strike on desalination plant brings Gulf water security into focus

Hits on Bahrain and Iran plants raise alarm about attacks on civilian infrastructure

EnergyMarch 08, 2026
QatarEnergy has halted LNG production after Iranian attacks on energy sites including Ras Laffan. EPA
QatarEnergy declares force majeure after Iran attacks halt supply

Qatar is India's top supplier of LNG, which is shipped through the Strait of Hormuz

EnergyMarch 04, 2026
Production has been shut down at Rumaila oil field in southern Iraq. Reuters
Iranian attacks force Iraq to shut largest oil field and halt exports

BP-operated Rumaila accounts for more than a third of Iraq's oil production

EnergyMarch 03, 2026
Smoke billows from Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura oil refinery after a reported Iranian drone strike. Reuters
Iran's new wave of attacks escalates threat to the world's largest oil and gas hubs

Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the world’s top oil and LNG exporters, find their critical energy infrastructure under fire

EnergyMarch 02, 2026
The shutdown of gas production will have major implications for countries that depend on its exports. AFP
Qatar halts gas output after Iran strikes top facility

Decision will have major implications for global importers

EnergyMarch 02, 2026
Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura site in Eastern Province hosts one of the world’s largest oil export terminals and a major refining facility. Reuters
Saudi Aramco shuts down Ras Tanura refinery due to 'drone attack'

Oil prices close to $80 per barrel following strike on facility

BusinessMarch 02, 2026
The Maersk Columbus container ship. Maersk announced on March 1 that it will reroute all vessels normally using the Strait of Hormuz to the Cape of Good Hope indefinitely. EPA
Strait of Hormuz in focus as Iran attacks expose Gulf energy transport risks

Oil producers flood Hormuz before its closure

EnergyMarch 01, 2026
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