US EditionUAE's Biggest Gas Plant Forced Offline for Second Time Since War Began
The facility is the UAE’s largest gas processor, and officials said emergency crews were working to contain the fire after the interception.
- On Friday, Abu Dhabi authorities suspended operations at the Habshan gas-processing complex after falling debris from an intercepted munition ignited fires. Emergency teams were deployed to contain the blazes.
- Supplying about 60% of the United Arab Emirates' natural gas, Habshan serves utilities, desalination, and steel plants across the region. This operational halt threatens domestic energy supplies and critical industrial output.
- Authorities reported 12 people injured near the Ajban area, including 5 Indian nationals and 6 Nepali nationals, with one Egyptian national killed during evacuation. Initial reports of no injuries were later revised as assessments continued.
- The incident marks the second time Habshan operations have been halted since the war began in late February. Iranian forces have targeted multiple energy sites across the region throughout the conflict.
- Iran's strikes have effectively constrained traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, which transports one-fifth of global oil and gas supplies. International leaders are discussing measures to secure these critical maritime corridors as energy prices surge.
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"Emergency response teams quickly and effectively began handling the incident"
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Abu Dhabi suspended operations at the largest natural gas processing plant in the United Arab Emirates following a fire attack, hours after several attacks reached key energy infrastructure in Kuwait. Habshan gas plant stopped operations after authorities intercepted the attack and the debris that fell caused the fire, the Abu Dhabi Press Office reported in a publication in X. In Habshan, the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company operates the main UAE …
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