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Companies and countries grapple with prospect of Hormuz toll
- Latest: negotiators remain uncertain on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, raising the prospect of Iran imposing long-term transit fees.
- US sanctions target an Iranian agency tasked with collecting transit fees and warn Oman against participation.
- Chevron’s Mike Wirth said he will not pay a toll to move oil through the strait, signaling industry resistance.
- Qatar indicates willingness to negotiate on fees for short-term activities, such as mine clearance.
- A chart shows ship arrivals in Hormuz from before the Iran war up to June 1, 2026.
- The broader context ties toll talks to global energy security and shipping costs.
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