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Kuwait ships gas via Hormuz Strait amid tracker shutdown
Kuwait successfully shipped liquefied petroleum gas through the Strait of Hormuz using one of its own vessels, while many producers, including the UAE, are turning off tracking devices on their tankers to clandestinely export oil and gas through the Strait. Data shows that the tanker "Gas Al Rumaylāt" carried the shipment from Al-Ahmadi refinery in May and transferred it to another vessel near India, one of the world's largest importers of liquefied gas, which primarily relies on Gulf supplies. This is part of producers' efforts to ensure continued energy flows amid regional tensions.
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