LNG Shipments Through Hormuz Reach Highest Level Since Iran War
· Oil & Gas · Iran
An estimated 21 LNG cargoes exited the Strait of Hormuz in September, the most since the Iran war began but still well below pre-war levels, according to shipping data compiled by Reuters. Kpler estimated 21 cargoes managed to transit last month.
Why it matters：Hormuz transit volumes are a key gauge of LNG supply risk; even partial recovery keeps a floor under global gas and freight markets while the disruption persists.
Key points
- 21 LNG cargoes estimated through Hormuz in September
- Highest monthly total since the Iran war began
- Still well below pre-war levels
Sources (original reporting)
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