Global energy chokepoints are narrow maritime passages, like the Strait of Hormuz, through which vast volumes of oil and natural gas must transit daily. They function as critical valves in the global supply chain, where any disruption causes immediate price spikes and supply insecurity. Nations with naval power or geopolitical influence over these routes benefit strategically, while importing economies remain highly vulnerable to their stability.
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