Repeated attacks have halted a major U.S.-financed project to expand Kurdistan’s electricity feedstock and develop extra capacity toward potential, future gas exports to Europe.

The gas field providing feedstock for most of Kurdistan’s electricity has come under rocket or mortar fire three times in four days.

For the second time in three days, Kurdistan's lynchpin gas field came under attack, during a time of rising political tension in Baghdad.

The latest strike on the KRG's energy sector narrowly missed gas facilities that provide most of Kurdistan's electricity feedstock.

An explosion Sunday night in the vicinity of a pumping station highlights potential vulnerabilities of key energy infrastructure.