Saudi Arabia pumps 7 million bpd via east-west pipeline amid Hormuz disruption
Saudi Arabia has fully operationalized its East-West pipeline, moving 7 million barrels of oil daily to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. This crucial alternative route aims to maintain export supplies following disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz. While not fully replacing Hormuz volumes, the pipeline’s operation is mitigating significant price increases amid escalating regional tensions.🕒 1 min read
Saudi Arabia has fully operationalized its East-West pipeline, moving 7 million barrels of oil daily to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. This crucial alternative route aims to maintain export supplies following disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz. While not fully replacing Hormuz volumes, the pipeline’s operation is mitigating significant price increases amid escalating regional tensions.
Continue Reading
-
“Best Team We’ve Had”: Ashleigh Gardner On Gujarat Giants Preparations For WPL 2026
- Retail inflation inches up to 0.7% as some food prices rise
-
‘Dec 21, Not Dec 3’: High Court On Maharashtra Local Body Poll Results
- Gold import volume dips 18%, silver surges 56%
- Spielbank Bad Bentheim – Eintritt und Glücksspiele in Niedersachsen
- Coal policy reform: Cabinet okays CoalSETU window for auction-based linkages; new route to allow industrial use and export
-
“Intellectuals More Dangerous”: Police To Top Court On 2020 Riots Accused
-
“Have Never Seen…”: Kapil Dev’s Big Claim Ahead Of India vs Pakistan Clash
- Pitch for big defence industrial corridor: Chandrababu Naidu wants HAL to make combat aircraft in Andhra Pradesh
- US Court Clears Justice Department To Release Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts