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Iran Plans Hormuz Exclusion Zone as Gulf Traffic Falls
Tehran expands its ship blacklist as Oman corridor terms remain unsettled and Türkiye raises its 2026 energy import estimate to $71 billion
Aramco, Exxon and Chevron profits surge as Iran war raises Türkiye’s energy bill
Iran war disruptions lifted oil profits above $80 billion across six majors, while Türkiye faces more than $14 billion in added energy costs
Trillion Energy Moves Ahead With Cudi-Gabar Oil Block in Türkiye
The Canadian company made a second earn-in payment for the M47 block as it prepares seismic work near Türkiye’s expanding Gabar oil fields
Chevron Expands Greek Offshore Push With Block 10 Bid as Türkiye Deal Runs in Parallel
Chevron is moving toward a drilling decision in Greek waters while keeping a separate Türkiye channel open through TPAO
Greenpeace Says Türkiye’s Coal Bill Tops 592 Billion Lira Before COP31
Coal costs each household more than 21,500 lira a year, turning coal policy into a household budget, public finance and health issue before the 2026 UN climate summit in Antalya
Türkiye Reworks Gas Security as Iran Pipeline Deadline Nears
Ankara says no formal talks are under way with Tehran, but the July 2026 expiry now sits inside a wider supply debate shaped by LNG expansion, Russian gas extensions, Turkmen swap plans and Hormuz risk
Iraq Restarts Kirkuk Oil Exports to Türkiye's Ceyhan as Hormuz Stays Closed
A Baghdad-Erbil deal unlocks Türkiye's Ceyhan port as Iraq's only functioning crude export route while the Strait of Hormuz stays closed