How the war with Iran is rewriting the Middle East’s energy future
The war with Iran has transformed the Middle East’s energy landscape, raising questions about oil markets, gas supplies, and regional alliances. Laury Haytayan, Middle East and North Africa Director at the Natural Resource Governance Institute, joined CivilNet to discuss the changing landscape of energy geopolitics and Armenia’s place within it. 0:00- How energy markets adapted to the war on Iran 3:14- Iran’s potential as a global energy supplier5:21- Armenia-Iran gas-for-electricity swap deal7:49- Fragmentation of the global oil market 12:55- Europe’s post-Russian gas landscape 17:05- Can Azerbaijan continue to meet its gas commitments? 21:23- Azerbaijan’s energy diplomacy between Turkey and Israel 24:32- Is the energy transition accelerating away from fossil fuels?
