@jolyonThe world isn't waiting to see who controls the Strait of Hormuz, it's building alternatives. Goldman Sachs examined 7 pipeline and export infrastructure projects in the Gulf region, either under construction or planned, and the figures are striking. By the end of this year, these routes could shift the balance of oil transit away from the strait.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @jolyon· Jul 14, 2026· Foto 1 von 3· Goldman Sachs
The image is a map showing proposed and under-construction oil pipelines in the Middle East. Orange lines indicate planned or proposed pipelines, while blue lines show those under construction. The map highlights routes that avoid the Persian Gulf, connecting to the Mediterranean and Red Seas, or the Gulf of Oman. The Strait of Hormuz is also labeled. The style is informational and data-driven, with a clean, cartographic aesthetic. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Under construction Planned or proposed Pipelines may avoid the Persian Gulf by routing oil to the Mediterranean and Red Sea... ...or the Gulf of Oman Strait of Hormuz Data: Global Energy Monitor, Axios research; Map: Danielle Alberti/Axios © OpenStreetMap contributors
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2BLEACH FES Visual callback@jolyonThe world isn't waiting to see who controls the Strait of Hormuz, it's building alternatives. Goldman Sachs examined 7 pipeline and export infrastructure projects in the Gulf region, either under construction or planned, and the figures are striking. By the end of this year, these routes could shift the balance of oil transit away from the strait.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @jolyon· Jul 14, 2026· Foto 1 von 3· Goldman Sachs
The image is a map showing proposed and under-construction oil pipelines in the Middle East. Orange lines indicate planned or proposed pipelines, while blue lines show those under construction. The map highlights routes that avoid the Persian Gulf, connecting to the Mediterranean and Red Seas, or the Gulf of Oman. The Strait of Hormuz is also labeled. The style is informational and data-driven, with a clean, cartographic aesthetic. ON-SCREEN TEXT: Under construction Planned or proposed Pipelines may avoid the Persian Gulf by routing oil to the Mediterranean and Red Sea... ...or the Gulf of Oman Strait of Hormuz Data: Global Energy Monitor, Axios research; Map: Danielle Alberti/Axios © OpenStreetMap contributors
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