Israel’s largest gas field resumed production after a 33-day shutdown triggered by the Iran war, likely providing some relief for markets that are struggling with supply.
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Israel Resumes Biggest Gas Field After War Shut It for a Month
Israel’s largest gas field resumed production after a 33-day shutdown triggered by the Iran war, likely providing some relief for markets that are struggling with supply.
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