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Omani Seeks Alternative Gas Export Routes
Omani Energy Minister, during the Gastech Conference in Bangkok, called for developing alternative routes for exporting liquefied natural gas away from the Strait of Hormuz, in order to ensure sustainable flows despite disruptions in the region over the past months. He emphasized that there are potential export options via the north, Oman, or Yemen, highlighting the importance of diversifying export pathways to maintain the stability of vital resources. In this context, ADNOC Gas is considering establishing a new export facility outside the Strait of Hormuz, which is a vital passage for about a fifth of global gas supplies. Currently, Oman relies on an eastern facility operating independently of traffic through the Strait. These efforts come amid the Gulf countries' heavy reliance on a single waterway, prompting preparations for alternative options to ensure energy flow continuity and economic stability.
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