Hormuz blockade and fuel alternatives

Gulf oil exports are experiencing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the importance of diversifying energy sources and alternative fuels to ensure the continuity of business operations. These disruptions have led to increased reliance on alternative supplies, such as clean fuel produced from waste and crops, especially in the UAE, which is developing projects to convert restaurant waste into biodiesel. Although sustainable fuels remain limited, accounting for only 0.8% of aviation fuel consumption, reliance on diversification has become essential to enhance supply security and reduce dependence on oil, with an emphasis on assessing the environmental impact of these alternatives.

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