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London-based writer on energy, business and environment for INYT. Opinions are my own.
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How the War Has Led to the Largest Disruption of Energy Supplies in Decades

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By Stanley Reed Verified
| The Nation Verified
March 25, 2026 How the War Has Led to the Largest Disruption of Energy Supplies in Decades Unless a resolution is found, the impact is likely to grow. Ad Policy Satellite view of the Salalah oil storage fire after Iranian drone attack, on March 13, 2026.(Gallo Images / Orbital Horizon/Copernicus Sentinel Data 2026) The war that Israel and the United States launched in the Persian Gulf has already led to what some analysts say is the largest disruption of energy supplies in decades.
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What to Expect From a Mammoth Disruption of Global Oil and Gas Supplies

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By Stanley Reed Verified
| The Nation Verified
March 11, 2026 What to Expect From a Mammoth Disruption of Global Oil and Gas Supplies And why was the Trump team so unprepared for shock waves? Ad Policy An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz as viewed from the town of Al Jeer in the United Arab Emirates, on February 25, 2026. (Fadel Senna / AFP via Getty Images) Starting a war in the Persian Gulf, a region that produces roughly a third of the world’s oil, was bound to send shock waves through global markets.
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New Geothermal Technology Aims to Produce Clean Energy in Germany Original

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By Stanley Reed Verified
| The New York Times Verified
In the foothills of the Alps in southern Germany, a clearing in the evergreen forest presents a strange tableau. The derricks of two drilling rigs jut toward the gray winter sky. Scattered around them are stainless steel tanks, stacks of pipe and toothy attachments for boring into the ground below. This drilling operation, near Geretsried outside Munich, is using people and equipment from the oil and gas industry, but it aims to harvest heat, not fossil fuels.
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