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Sea Lane Security of Oil and Liquefied Natural Gas in the East Asia Summit Region

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March 9, 2018

This study consists of three parts: (a) forecasting future oil and LNG trade to assess congestion of choke points such as the Malacca and Singapore Straits, (b) analysis of sea lane risks such as piracy and congestion and extracting countermeasures,

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Sea Lane Security of Oil and Liquefied Natural Gas in the East Asia Summit Region

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