Bahrain’s Bapco Energies Declares Force Majeure as War Escalates
Bapco Energies declared force majeure after an Iranian drone strike caused fire and damage at Bahrain's Al Ma'ameer refinery, amid escalating regional conflict and energy supply concerns.
- An Iranian drone attack on Bahrain's Al Maameer oil facility injured 32 people and caused damage, forcing Bapco Energies to declare force majeure.
- Oil prices increased and travelers were stranded as Iran continued targeting the Gulf region with missile and drone attacks in retaliation for US-Israeli strikes.
- The US has ordered embassy staff to leave Saudi Arabia due to safety risks after Iranian strikes hit diplomatic missions across the Gulf.
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Iranian strikes force Bahrain's Bapco to invoke force majeure: What it means
In commercial contracts, parties generally assume that obligations will be performed as agreed. However, extraordinary circumstances may arise that make performance impossible or extremely difficult. To address such contingencies, contracts often include a force majeure clause — a legal mechanism that protects parties when unforeseen events disrupt their ability to fulfill contractual duties.
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Iran Attack on Bahrain Refinery Forces Bapco to Declare Force Majeure
Bapco Energies, Bahrain’s state-owned energy company, declared force majeure on its group operations on March 9 following an Iranian attack on its Sitra refinery complex, according to the company. Force majeure is a legal term meaning an unexpected event beyond someone’s control, such as war, natural disaster, or government action, that prevents them from fulfilling a contract. The Sitra refinery is the largest refinery on Bahrain’s island of Si…
Bahrain’s Bapco Energies Declares Force Majeure as War Escalates
Bahrain’s integrated energy firm Bapco Energies on Sunday declared force majeure on its group operation that have been affected by the war in the Middle East. Bapco Energies, which operates the Kingdom of Bahrain’s only refinery, announced the force majeure “on its Group operations which have been affected by the ongoing regional conflict in the Middle East and the recent attack on its Refinery complex,” the company said in a statement. “The …
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