Adnoc exports second LNG shipment through Strait of Hormuz

11 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 6

The Mraweh tanker was seen loaded near northern Indonesia on Wednesday, bound for Japan after disappearing from tracking for more than two weeks.
Shipping data had previously shown the Adnoc-owned vessel empty and idling near the eastern entrance of Hormuz on 19 April.
The apparent export suggests some LNG movements are still possible even as the Iran war has halted most traffic through the strategic waterway.

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