Rystad Energy analysts warn that damage to oil and gas infrastructure in the Middle East from the ongoing conflict with Iran will require years and billions of dollars to repair, posing a significant supply risk to global crude markets.
- Damage to Middle East energy infrastructure from Iran conflict will take years to repair
- Repair costs are expected to be in the billions of dollars
- Rystad Energy analysts issued the assessment
- Global crude supply risks are heightened
- Energy stocks such as XOM and CVX may face operational and financial impacts
- Futures contract CL=F reflects market volatility
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