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Hormuz vessel crossings fall further over security concerns

Vessel crossings ⁠via the Strait of Hormuz dropped further on Tuesday, ​shipping data showed, as ​security concerns lingered amid ongoing attacks by the United States and Iran. A total of three commodity vessels...

Vessels at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, July 21, 2026. REUTERS/Stringer

Oman’s electricity sector keeps pace with demand growth

The rise in electricity production is also being driven by growing energy demand, particularly from industrial expansion.

Reserves rise at Yumna Field in Oman’s Block 50

Energy Emerger jack-up drilling rig has been contracted to drill three development wells

Trump tells countries hit by fuel shortages to 'buy oil from the US'

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PTTEP expands footprint in Oman’s energy sector

PTTEP owns a 20 per cent interest in Block 61, a major source of gas production in Oman.

UAE petrol jumps 30 pct as Mideast war bites

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Pumped-storage hydropower under study in Oman

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Oman crude surges to $124 on war shock

Oil markets are likely to remain highly sensitive to geopolitical developments. — Reuters

Conflict poses no riskto HBI project timeline

Meranti’s green iron complex will be developed within an ambitious low-carbon steel mega hub planned by Vale in Duqm.

New power agreements to strengthen sector outlook

There are currently 12 energy companies listed on the Muscat Stock Exchange operating in electricity and water production.

The oil shocks of the ’70s changed the World. Will the Iran War do the same?

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Oil climbs, stocks fall even as Trump extends

Gasoline prices are seen at a gas station in Macau. — AFP

Iran says ‘non-hostile’ ships can sail Hormuz

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War deals a harder blow to natural gas than oil

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Oman 'working intensively' for safe passage in Hormuz: Sayyid Badr

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Oman crude continues to hit new highs, crosses $160

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