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Offshore oil production involves drilling for oil and gas beneath the seabed, often far from land. It's crucial for diversifying global energy supplies, meaning countries aren't overly reliant on one source or region. The story highlights how conflicts, such as those near the Strait of Hormuz, increase its value as a stable alternative, reducing supply risks.
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