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A comprehensive directory of 115 maps, layers, datasets, charts, alerts, research tools and supporting pages currently available on EnergyWar.net.

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  • Global energy-incident mapThe main map, latest incidents, market indicators, charts, alerts and research controls.→
  • Incident feedNewest-first incident list synchronized with the active search and filters.→
  • Latest incident tickerRecent incident headlines, source names, strategic notices and market movements.→
  • How to useA short guide to the map, markers, layers, filters, timeline and evidence labels.→
  • Feature backgroundA detailed explanation of the research workflow, verification model and major capabilities.→

Interactive map and navigation

  • Detailed mapMapLibre street and geographic map with smooth pan, zoom, clustering, roads, cities and distance scale.→
  • Atlas mapA simplified illustrated world view for fast geographic overview.→
  • Interactive globeA rotatable global view of the incident record.→
  • SearchSearch incidents by event name, country, place, facility or infrastructure.→
  • Evidence filtersShow documented, reported, unconfirmed or under-investigation records.→
  • Incident and infrastructure filtersNarrow results by event type and affected infrastructure.→
  • Map marker sizingIncrease or decrease marker size without changing the underlying data.→
  • Marker clusteringGroup dense nearby records and zoom into a selected cluster.→
  • Incident steppingMove backward and forward through incident markers in chronological order.→
  • Jump to latestReturn directly to the newest mapped incident.→
  • Focus Middle EastMove the map quickly to the Middle East and major maritime corridors.→
  • Historical playbackAnimate the incident record through time, pause it, move the date cursor and return to live data.→
  • Traditional map coloursShow the detailed basemap in its original colour palette.→
  • Water labelsAdd sea, gulf and other water-body names.→
  • Hide default incident dotsInspect reference layers without the standard incident markers.→
  • Share map positionCopy or share the current map view and selected research context.→

Map layers — incidents and security

  • Energy incidentsAttacks, accidents, explosions, fires, spills, outages, shutdowns and other infrastructure events.→
  • Active firesIncidents whose fire status remains active or has not been confirmed extinguished.→
  • Refinery shutdownsShutdown, production-halt and commercial-closure records, separated from refinery reference markers.→
  • Nuclear-plant strikesRecorded attacks affecting nuclear power-plant sites.→
  • Piracy reportsReported maritime-security incidents and attacks.→
  • Official maritime alertsPreliminary MSCIO maritime reports for the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb, Gulf of Aden, Arabian Gulf and Hormuz region.→
  • Aviation conflict noticesActive EASA conflict-zone advisories, clearly separated from live attack reporting.→
  • CIR Eyes on RussiaOptional external conflict records in the visible map area, with separate sourcing and disclaimer.→
  • GPS interferenceExternal GPSJam daily GNSS-jamming view based on ADS-B Exchange data.→
  • Heat mapIncident-density view for identifying geographic concentrations.→

Map layers — energy infrastructure

  • Oil refineriesGlobal refinery references, including complete Climate TRACE inventories for Russia and Europe, with coordinates, configuration, capacity and source links.→
  • Oil pipelinesApproximate routes of major public oil-pipeline corridors.→
  • Gas pipelinesApproximate routes of major public natural-gas pipelines.→
  • Strategic reservesMajor strategic petroleum and fuel-reserve locations.→
  • Power stationsMajor electricity-generation facilities.→
  • Nuclear power plantsKnown nuclear sites, shaded by whether a recent incident is recorded.→
  • Solar farmsMajor solar-generation facilities.→
  • Wind farmsMajor onshore and offshore wind-generation facilities.→
  • Electricity useNational electricity-demand references, including live Australian NEM demand where available.→
  • Future projectsPlanned energy infrastructure and expansion projects.→

Map layers — shipping, environment and sensors

  • Oil tankersTanker incidents, vessel references and affected shipping corridors.→
  • Gas ships and portsGas carriers, LNG infrastructure, terminals and port incidents.→
  • Live AIS vesselsLive AISStream vessel positions inside the visible map area, available at supported zoom levels.→
  • Subsea cablesCurated communications and power-cable corridors.→
  • NASA FIRMS fire detectionsRecent VIIRS 375-metre satellite thermal detections.→
  • NASA satellite imageryTrue colour, thermal, night lights, burn scars, SO₂, aerosols, flood, smoke, carbon monoxide, precipitation and other selectable GIBS layers.→
  • Live weather and Earth layersGOES visible and infrared imagery, lightning, vegetation, soil moisture, sea temperature, snow, sea ice, cloud height and dust products where available.→
  • Radiation monitorsSelectable Safecast, EURDEP, Radmon.org and GMCMap monitoring networks.→
  • Nearest radiation readingDistance, value and freshness of the nearest available Safecast reading on relevant nuclear incident details.→
  • NASA Worldview and terrain referencesDirect external inspection links for satellite imagery and terrain context.→

Incident records and evidence

  • Source-linked incident detailsEvery mapped record shows its description, date, location, evidence status, confidence and cited report where available.→
  • Stable incident pagesIndividual article-style pages with durable URLs, map location and a Back to main page control.→
  • Facility historiesConnect repeat incidents at the same facility using a stable facility identifier.→
  • Attribution languageSeparates an event from claims about attacker, cause, damage and responsibility.→
  • Operational-impact fieldsStructured shutdowns, production halts, capacity effects and closure reasons.→
  • Oil-spill fieldsMaterial, status, reported volume or footprint, water impact and cleanup notes.→
  • Nuclear-event fieldsEvent kind, reactor units, INES level, shutdown state and radiological-release status.→
  • Active-fire lifecycleSeparates the original incident from whether a fire remains active or has been extinguished.→
  • Cyber-impact thresholdIncludes cyber events when a documented operational consequence affects energy infrastructure.→
  • Copy citationCreate a ready-to-copy citation for an individual incident.→
  • Shareable incident linksShare stable incident URLs while retaining compatibility with older links.→
  • Source-link shorteningCreate a shorter outbound link while retaining the original evidentiary destination.→
  • Source directorySearch every cited publisher, title and domain and review the project’s source tiers.→
  • Tip and correction formSend an anonymous incident tip or correction for review.→

Charts, timelines and analysis

  • Incidents by monthClickable monthly incident chart with major timeline milestones.→
  • Brent overlayOptional EIA monthly Brent spot-price comparison over the incident chart.→
  • Timeline analyticsCustom date ranges with day, week, month or year grouping.→
  • Timeline type filtersFilter the analytical timeline by incident category.→
  • Timeline totalsCounts for incidents, attacks, fires, explosions, spills, affected countries and facilities.→
  • Monthly trend summaryPeak month, most affected infrastructure and most frequently attributed actor.→
  • War on Energy over timeInteractive native time-series chart with date presets and selectable geographic series.→
  • Refinery attacks over timeAttack history shown alongside shutdown and capacity effects.→
  • Tanker attack timelineAttacks, seizures, interceptions and affected corridors over time.→
  • Regional comparisonCompare the Middle East, Russia, Ukraine, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and the Americas.→
  • Infrastructure breakdownCompare incidents involving refineries, pipelines, ports, grids, communications and other assets.→
  • Major-event storyAnimated chronological reconstruction of a significant campaign.→
  • Cumulative record growthTrack growth of the dated EnergyWar incident archive.→

Markets, fuel and strategic indicators

  • Oil and gas benchmarksBrent, WTI and natural-gas prices with fixed-colour direction indicators.→
  • Additional energy futuresRBOB gasoline, heating oil and Murban crude when current readings are available.→
  • US retail fuel pricesEIA gasoline and diesel price panels.→
  • International retail fuel linksUK and NSW live fuel panels plus established sources for Germany, Japan and Australian states.→
  • Strait of Hormuz oil flowCollapsed homepage indicator with the current million-barrels-per-day range, direction and an expandable sourced comparison.→
  • War-risk insuranceIllustrative Hormuz and Red Sea insurance-premium ranges with source notes.→
  • Market notices in tickerImportant price and supply movements can appear beside incident headlines.→

User alerts and personal tools

  • Incident alertsCreate device-saved rules for a country, area or incident type such as Ukraine, tankers or refineries.→
  • Brent price alertsNotify when Brent rises above or falls below a chosen price.→
  • Hormuz flow alertsNotify when estimated oil flow through the Strait changes in a selected direction.→
  • Browser notificationsOptional operating-system notifications when a saved rule matches.→
  • In-page notification historyReview alert matches while the site is open.→
  • Local alert storageKeep alert rules in the visitor’s browser rather than requiring an account.→
  • Bookmark controlBookmark the main map in the browser.→
  • Share controlsShare through X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Reddit, email or the device share sheet.→

Archives and focused research pages

  • Major incidentsChronological archive of current and previous pinned high-priority incidents.→
  • Strait of Hormuz tensionsTanker attacks, mine threats, seizures, military claims and oil-flow evidence.→
  • Red Sea tanker attacksSource-linked maritime incidents across the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandeb.→
  • Russian refinery attacksFocused refinery-strike archive with damage and operating-impact notes.→
  • Ukraine power-grid attacksGrid, substation, generation and outage incidents affecting Ukraine.→
  • Airports and air infrastructureAttacks and threats involving airports, air bases and aviation infrastructure.→
  • US bases and Gulf strikesStrikes, damage claims and security incidents involving US-linked regional bases.→
  • CyberattacksCyber incidents with operational effects on energy and critical infrastructure.→

Appearance, accessibility and privacy

  • Twenty-seven colour themesField, Midnight, Ocean, Signal, Archive, Terminal, Atlas, Ember, Blueprint and nineteen additional palettes.→
  • Six typography themesEditorial, Modern, Classic, Humanist, Technical and Compact type systems.→
  • Saved display preferencesRemember colour, typography, map and layer choices on the device.→
  • Responsive controlsCollapsible panels and map controls designed for desktop and smaller screens.→
  • Accessible map descriptionsText labels and control descriptions for markers, layers, charts and navigation.→
  • Anonymous visit countAggregate visit measurement without advertising trackers.→
  • Privacy-conscious engagement durationApproximate active viewing time measured in aggregate while the page is visible.→
  • Privacy detailsHow local alert storage, notifications and anonymous measurement work.→

Methodology, support and machine-readable pages

  • About and methodologyProject scope, inclusion rules, evidence standards, uncertainty and editorial approach.→
  • Source tiersFive source tiers distinguishing primary authorities, independent reporting, specialist sources and leads.→
  • DisclaimerLimits of the research record and appropriate use of the information.→
  • Site map and full feature directoryThis complete directory of pages, layers, tools and datasets.→
  • XML sitemapMachine-readable page index for search engines and crawlers.→
  • Support EnergyWar.netSite-wide support link for visitors who want to help maintain the project.→