Strait of Hormuz Oil Flow & US Energy Independence Simulator

Global Supply Flow Topology (Persian Gulf → Refiners → US Basins)

D3.js Topology Engine

Active Crude Flow Route

Chokepoint Bottleneck / Supply Shock

US Shale & SPR Buffer Offset Flow

Scenario Shock Controls

Strait of Hormuz Blockage 50%

Disrupting Baseline Persian Gulf flow (20.50 Mbd)

US Domestic Shale Output 13.20 Mbd

SPR Daily Tap Rate 1.50 Mbd

US Crude Import Dependence 12.5%

Scenario Presets

Impact Ledger

Hormuz Net Deficit: -10.25 Mbd

US SPR & Buffer Offset: +1.50 Mbd

Net US Supply Vulnerability: -0.80 Mbd

Benchmark Brent Price: $105.83 /bbl

Global Rerouting Delay: +14.2 Days

Market Insight: A 50% Strait of Hormuz blockage cuts 10.25 Mbd from global markets. High US domestic shale output (13.2 Mbd) and active SPR drawdowns insulate domestic volume, yet international price elasticity (+24.5%) cascades into global fuels.