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Iran and the Potential Gas Crisis – Impacts to Ireland
The past three weeks have seen escalating conflict in the Middle East. While the human consequences will rightly remain the primary global focus, the repercussions are being felt in international energy markets. Below is a brief overview of what has happened, and why energy markets are watching developments so closely.
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