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North Korea: potential conflict threatens North Asian oil infrastructure
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Any military conflict related to North Korea could have far-reaching consequences. Oil supply chains, transport, infrastructure and regional trade would be severely disrupted across North Asia and beyond. Companies must be aware of and understand the repercussions for their industries. We map the location of oil fields, refinery and chemicals sites, storage, ports and pipeline infrastructure in and around a potential conflict zone and draw key implications for the refining, chemicals and oil markets if there were a military conflict.
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