Energy experts anticipate that global oil and gasoline prices and supply issues will persist for months, even after an agreement to end the Iran war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The complex logistics of shipping, refining, and restarting shut-in production facilities mean a full recovery will be a slow process. Some regions with alternative export routes may recover faster, while others, like Iraq, could face significant delays, potentially taking up to a year to return to pre-war production levels. AI
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- Alan Gelder
- Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University
- Daniel Evans
- Daniel Sternoff
- Iran
- Iraq
- Saudi Arabia
- S&P Global Energy
- Strait of Hormuz
- United Arab Emirates
- Wood Mackenzie
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