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Explained: India’s Rs 40,000 Crore Oman-India Deep-Sea Pipeline Plan To Bypass Hormuz Risks

May 14, 2026·News18Economy

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GCC CONTEXT

Deep-sea pipeline infrastructure connecting South Asia to the Arabian Peninsula represents a structural shift in energy trade routing that historically bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-third of global seaborne oil transits annually. Such projects alter the competitive positioning of traditional Gulf shipping hubs and introduce geopolitical diversification into energy supply chains that have long centered on established Arabian Gulf export corridors. The economic feasibility and execution timelines of alternative routing infrastructure typically influence regional port utilization, shipping services demand, and broader hydrocarbon pricing mechanisms within GCC markets.

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