Japan to unveil energy resilience plan to bypass Strait of Hormuz; QatarEnergy tenders crude outside Hormuz
Japan is set to unveil a comprehensive plan to boost energy supply resilience, including diversifying crude oil procurement and supporting Middle East pipelines to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. Separately, QatarEnergy issued a tender to sell crude discharged outside Hormuz for the first half of October, while commodity ship transits through the Strait fell to five on Tuesday versus a 10-day average of 15.
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#Japan is set to unveil on Wednesday a comprehensive plan to boost resilience of its energy supply, with steps such as diversifying crude oil procurement and supporting Middle East pipelines to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, media said. The plan will be outlined at a meeting of
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QatarEnergy issues tender to sell crude outside Hormuz, sources say The crude will be discharged for the first half of October #oott https://t.co/zcen85IWDx
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Five commodity ships pass Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, well below 10-day average of 15, data shows