Leviathan Gas Field Resumes Operations

Israel's Leviathan gas platform reopens after five weeks of Iran, Hezbollah war

The Defense Ministry ordered the fields' shutdown to reduce the risks of damage should they be struck while operating, with gas flowing at high pressure. Such damage could take years to repair. Damage to a dormant platform would be much more limited

Israel Resumes Biggest Gas Field After War Shut It for a Month

(Bloomberg) — Israel’s largest gas field resumed production after a 33-day shutdown triggered by the Iran war, likely providing some relief for markets that are struggling with supply.

Leviathan gas field resumes operations

The shutdown of the offshore gas field at the start of the war has forced Israel to produce electricity using coal and diesel instead.

Israel’s Leviathan gas field to resume operations after war shutdown, energy ministry says

(BOE Report) – Israel’s offshore Leviathan gas field will resume operations after a month-long war shutdown, the Israeli energy ministry said on Thursday. The field, operated by Chevron, has been shut down since the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran on February 28. “Following situation assessments and a review of all relevant considerations, it has been decided at this stage to return the Leviathan platform to operation,” an energy ministr