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Will Gas Prices Fall if Companies Build Oil Routes that Bypass the Strait of Hormuz? Experts Explain
Saudi Aramco and the UAE are expanding pipelines as shipping through the strait falls to 13 ships a day, data company Kpler said.
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The Fate of Hormuz: Iranian attacks force Gulf nations to find work-arounds to war-zone waterway
The crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is forcing Middle East nations to explore new routes for critical oil exports, easing the global supply crunch and reducing Iran's ability to use the waterway as a source of leverage.
·Washington, United States
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Oil barely passes through the Strait of Hormuz, prices soar. In theory, it is possible to cross the Red Sea or to connect the Arabian Peninsula with oil pipelines. But those alternatives are expensive and risky.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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