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Chile in our readings
No country reading or published question includes Chile yet; its energy and value-chain figures are below.
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Energy and value chains
EXHIBIT T-1 · CHILEChile imported 77.8% of the energy it used in 2024.Each figure in its own unit; each figure's year is shown.
Net import dependence, all energy
77.8%2024 · share of the energy it used · our calculation, EIA data
Largest energy source
Oil, 57.0%2024 · share of primary energy use · our calculation, EIA data
Electricity mix
Solar, 25.1%2025 · share of electricity generated · EmberRenewables 66.4% The latest year is partly estimated by Ember.
LNG supplier concentration (HHI, 0–1)
0.082024 · index 0–1, EC line 0.40 · our calculation, EIA dataEC band: diversified Built from partner data (mirror): suppliers that publish nothing are missing, so the index is a lower bound.
Where Chile sits in value chains
Lithium refiningabout 25%IEA · 2023
Lithium mining19.3%USGS · 2025 est.
Shares as published, each with its own measure and period; never added across stages.
Seven categories, 12 months ahead. The outlook is our judgement, approved by the Principal. The index measures open data on 0–10; higher means more risk. How they are set
Geopolitics and conflict
Outlook
Not yet set
Index
1.6 /10range 0.2–3.0partial
First published October 2026: no earlier range to compare, so no arrow.
Data: European Commission Joint Research Centre (INFORM), INFORM Risk; Natural Earth; Strature, forecast register; Uppsala Conflict Data Program, UCDP battle deaths; Uppsala Conflict Data Program, UCDP event data; World Bank, Worldwide Governance Indicators
Trade, tariffs and sanctions
Outlook
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Index
Not enough open data for an index score.
Supply chains and chokepoints
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Energy and resources
Outlook
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Index
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Technology and cyber
Outlook
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Index
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Regulation and compliance
Outlook
Not yet set
Index
3.1 /10range 2.3–4.0partial
First published October 2026: no earlier range to compare, so no arrow.
Who runs short first is not shown for Chile: no Hormuz shipping volume (tonnes or barrels) for it is on file, and the scenario cases need one.
Goods and chokepoints
Exhibit S-1 · Supply balance
How much Chile makes, buys and sells, good by good
Consumption = production + imports − exports (± stock change).Reading the supply balance
Supply balance first, suppliers second.
One card per good, each in its own unit. Goods are never added together.
Each card shows the latest complete period: the newest with consumption and at least one of production, imports and exports on file.
Figures of 1,000 kb/d or more show in million barrels a day (mb/d).
Periods are marketing years, as published.
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Dependency profile
Country card · Chile, importer through the straits
Chokepoints. The Energy and Value-chain strips appear here as each is approved for Chile.
Chokepoints
Not enough open data
Its links are indirect: imported diesel and sulphuric acid for its copper mines. 1
Modelled shares by strait (Strature route model)
LPG, 2024: Panama 66% (the route model covers 67% of its named imports) modelled
Not on file
A cited share of imports through Hormuz
Import dependence
Oil stocks in days
Supply routes into it
Dashed underline = low confidence.
importer through the straitsFlows as of 2025, measured moves 2Q 2026; each figure shows its own period.
Sources in this profile
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Map: Natural Earth, with Crimea drawn as part of Ukraine. Boundaries as drawn by the source; no position on any dispute is implied. Country and territory names follow common usage and imply no position on sovereignty. We say “the Gulf” for the sea also called the Persian Gulf or the Arabian Gulf. Routes are modelled, not ship tracks; not for navigation.
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Strature analysis, not from the brief
Chile: what passes the strait
Its links are indirect: imported diesel and sulphuric acid for its copper mines.
Route shares are modelled estimates; each figure carries its source. General research, not advice.