By 2035, the widespread adoption of clean technologies such as EVs and energy efficiency measures could eliminate 100% of Hormuz oil consumption and reduce Hormuz gas consumption by over 1,000%.

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The thread discusses a report suggesting that by 2035, switching to clean technologies like EVs and energy efficiency could eliminate 100% of Hormuz oil and significantly reduce Hormuz gas consumption. This highlights the potential impact of clean energy adoption on global energy sources.

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Parent: Energy TransitionEntity: Clean Technology AdoptionImpact: positiveDate: Sep 4, 2026Target: Feasibility of clean technology adoption in reducing Hormuz oil and gas consumption by 2035

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Nice new report that includes this lovely little bit: by 2035 we could erase 100% of Hormuz oil and ~1,000% of Hormuz gas by switching to clean tech, EVs, energy efficiency etc. 

https://www.energy-transitions.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/ETC-Energy-Transition-Monitor-2026_vf-1.pdf

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@[email protected]

Nice new report that includes this lovely little bit: by 2035 we could erase 100% of Hormuz oil and ~1,000% of Hormuz gas by switching to clean tech, EVs, energy efficiency etc. 

www.energy-transitions.org/wp-content/u...

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