America’s bid for energy supremacy is being forged in war

the us is positioned to gain from shifting oil and gas routes as the war in iran redraws global energy flows. american producers are likely to fill gaps left by disrupted supply from the region. europe and asia are watching closely, but both are cautious about trading one dependency for another. relying more heavily on american exports raises questions about long-term security and pricing power. the conflict is accelerating a realignment that puts washington at the center of energy trade, even as buyers weigh the risks of that concentration.