South Korea Imposes Drastic Energy Cuts Amid Iran-US Conflict

• South Korea launches nationwide energy-saving campaign due to Iran-US conflict's threat to oil and gas supplies.
• Public institutions to reduce vehicle use; citizens urged to adopt 12 energy-saving habits, including shorter baths and daytime phone charging.
• Top 50 oil-consuming companies asked to cut consumption; staggered commuting times advised.
• Government to restart five nuclear reactors, ease coal plant restrictions, and boost renewables to save 14,000 tons of LNG daily.
• South Korea's oil reserves, at 190 million barrels, may last only two months due to halted tanker traffic in Hormuz Strait.