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UAE Oil Pipeline Bypassing Strait of Hormuz Reaches 50 Percent Completion

The project is advancing faster than the previously announced 2027 operational target. Officials have not disclosed a revised completion date.

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UAE Oil Pipeline Bypassing Strait of Hormuz Reaches 50 Percent Completionmiddleeasteye.net
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The company previously stated the pipeline would become operational in 2027. No updated timeline has been released. The announcement did not include details on construction costs or daily capacity once finished.

Hormuz handles a large share of global oil exports. A bypass route would provide an alternative path for shipments. Officials have not commented on whether the faster progress affects regional energy planning.

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