Rethinking Energy Security and What the World Got Wrong on Hormuz
Omran Al-Kuwari has been counting: September 16th marks 200 days since the Strait of Hormuz was closed, and there's still no fallback plan. As he puts it, a small regional airport might have more built-in redundancy than the Strait that feeds much of the world's energy.
Omran, whose career in gas dates back to 1999, joins S2G's Sanjeev Krishnan and Frédéric Michel, the former chief strategy and communications advisor to Emmanuel Macron, to argue that Hormuz was never a regional problem. It's global critical infrastructure, and the risk reaches well past oil and gas into fertilizer, food…
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