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EnergyWar.net: a sourced map of energy-infrastructure incidents

EnergyWar.net is an open-source-intelligence (OSINT) tracker of attacks, accidents, shutdowns and disruptions affecting energy infrastructure worldwide — refineries, pipelines, tankers, power grids, LNG facilities and ports. Every record on the map above links to the original reporting it is based on, and is labeled with an evidence status (documented, reported, unconfirmed, or under investigation) rather than presented as a single confirmed fact.

The map currently holds 1,405 dated records spanning multiple conflicts and regions, most heavily the Russia–Ukraine energy war and Middle East maritime and refinery attacks, alongside a longer-running global record of pipeline, grid and cyber incidents. See About & Methodology for how incidents are verified, sourced and labeled, and Major Incidents for a chronological archive of the largest events.

Latest 20 documented incidents

  1. PJM Mid-Atlantic grid — emergency generation-capacity measure — Power Grid · Documented
  2. Izyum — electricity and internet lines damaged — Power Grid · Reported / attributed
  3. Kharkiv Oblast — Naftogaz gas-production facility damaged — Gas facility · Reported / attributed
  4. Korosten district — railway and energy infrastructure struck — Railway · Reported / attributed
  5. Unidentified supertanker — IRGC strike claim, unverified — Oil tanker incident
  6. Unidentified inbound container ship — projectile strike reported — Port or tanker · Reported / attributed
  7. Kyiv — high-voltage line damage and water disruption — Power Grid · Reported / attributed
  8. Pisochyn — reported combined heat-and-power plant attack — Power Station · Reported / attributed
  9. Riyadh airport — renewed projectile strike and fire reported — Airport / Air Base · Reported / attributed
  10. Yandex Vladimir data centre — reported shutdown after drone attack — Communications Facility · Reported / attributed
  11. Petro Dolphin — drone attack at Sohar anchorage — Oil tanker incident
  12. Unidentified outbound tanker — Hormuz projectile strike reported — Oil tanker incident
  13. Dammam airport area — coalition reports projectile impact — Airport / Air Base · Reported / attributed
  14. Poltava district — drone damages power line; supply restored — Power Grid · Reported / attributed
  15. Sanaa airport — four air strikes reported — Airport / Air Base · Reported / attributed
  16. King Khalid airport — 10 October death toll rises to 13 — Airport / Air Base · Documented
  17. Kyiv — energy damage disrupts electricity, water and metro — Power Grid · Reported / attributed
  18. Rostov-on-Don oil-loading terminal — fire after reported drone attack — Oil or fuel facility · Reported / attributed
  19. Mykolaiv — reported attacks on energy and industrial infrastructure — Power Grid · Reported / attributed
  20. DTEK Dnipro Grids — two sites attacked on 8–9 October — Power Grid · Reported / attributed

Documented incidents by region

  • Middle East351
  • Americas243
  • Russia181
  • Europe168
  • Asia-Pacific135
  • Ukraine121
  • Africa107

By infrastructure type

  • Refinery234
  • Port or tanker180
  • Power Grid173
  • Oil or fuel facility124
  • Pipeline111
  • Airport / Air Base92
  • Nuclear Power Plant68
  • Power Station55

Major incidents archive · Air infrastructure attacks · U.S. bases & Gulf strikes · Russian refinery attacks · Ukraine power grid attacks · Strait of Hormuz tensions · Red Sea tanker attacks · Cyberattacks on energy infrastructure · Sources · How to use the map · About & methodology