Ship tracking data shows that since the US-Iran conflict disrupted shipping this year, the number of fully loaded LNG tankers leaving the Strait of Hormuz in October reached the highest level. According to data from S&P Global Energy, a total of 31 LNG tankers passed through this critical waterway last month. Of these, 23 were loaded at Qatar's Ras Laffan port and 8 were loaded on the UAE's Das Island. According to data, the export volume in October was the highest level since the war began in February, higher than the 23 ships that left the strait in September. Kpler's ship tracking data also showed that a total of 42 LNG cargoes were loaded in October, up from 27 ships in September.

Ship tracking data shows that since the US-Iran conflict disrupted shipping this year, the number of fully loaded liquefied natural gas tankers leaving the Strait of Hormuz in October reached the highest level. According to data from S&P Global Energy, a total of 31 LNG tankers passed through this critical waterway last month. Of these, 23 were loaded at Qatar's Ras Laffan port and 8 were loaded on the UAE's Das Island. According to data, the export volume in October was the highest level since the war began in February, higher than the 23 ships that left the strait in September. Kpler's ship tracking data also showed that a total of 42 LNG cargoes were loaded in October, up from 27 ships in September.