The Iran war has shown how deeply dependent the world is on fossil fuels beyond electricity and transport, says Alvin Ee of the Energy Studies Institute, NUS. SINGAPORE: The prolonged disruption to the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves across fuel markets, electricity prices, shipping routes and industrial supply chains.  The crisis highlights an uncomfortable reality: The world remains deeply dependent on fossil fuels beyond electricity and transport.  Recent climate talks in Santa Marta,