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Chevron CEO Mike Wirth warns of a challenging path ahead for oil companies and energy users as the Strait of Hormuz reopens. The physical networks needed to deliver specific grades of crude and fuel types require time to rebuild, not just a simple switch. The Middle East conflict, including Irans attacks on tankers, has impacted oil and gas markets more than the Russia-Ukraine war. Asian countries are already facing shortages in diesel, jet fuel, and other goods. Uncertainty around damage assessments adds to the complexity, but Energy Secretary Chris Wright urges executives to prepare for short-term global disruptions and increase output to stabilize the market.

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