LNG exports via Strait of Hormuz hit record
In September 2026, LPG shipments passing through the Strait of Hormuz rose to their highest level since the start of the US-Iran conflict, with 19 shipments compared to 15 in June, despite security concerns and ongoing conflicts. Experts expect this trend to continue, potentially reaching 25% of pre-war levels in total monthly transits if it persists through October. This comes despite the continued use of "dark passing" operations that avoid detection. The increase reflects heightened activity despite the potential escalation from Iran and the impact of high costs on shipping operations.
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