Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Asian Nations Face Major Oil & Gas Supply Threat

• Zero Carbon Analytics report warns Asian countries of high risk from Strait of Hormuz oil and gas supply disruptions.
• Japan, South Korea, India, and China identified as most vulnerable to potential supply shocks.
• Strait of Hormuz is a critical 'chokepoint' for 20% of global oil and LNG, connecting Persian Gulf to Arabian Sea.
• China, India, Japan, and South Korea import 75% of oil and 59% of LNG passing through this waterway.
• Japan and South Korea are highly dependent on imported fossil fuels, making them more susceptible to disruptions.