Qatar expects inaugural output from its massive liquefied natural gas expansion next year as shipping disruptions in the ...

Qatar, one of the world’s top three LNG exporters before the Iran war, halted production earlier this year following attacks on its export hub and after the near-closure of the Hormuz strait.

The NFE and NFS projects are part of the overall North Field expansion program that also includes the North Field West project, which together will raise Qatar’s LNG ...

Buyers are rapidly diversifying supply, with major agreements involving U.S. LNG and Malaysia-Thailand gas alongside growing ...

Pakistan has negotiated with Iran to secure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz for another liquefied natural gas shipment, offering some respite as the South Asian nation struggles with an ...

Qatar has lost an estimated $24 billion in gas sales after the Iran war slashed its LNG exports by 96%.

Qatar says attacks on Ras Laffan have knocked out 17 per cent of its LNG capacity, with repairs taking up to three years as ...

Middle East LNG producing giant QatarEnergy will not export its gas via pipelines to bypass the conflict-hit Strait of Hormuz ...

The chief executive of QatarEnergy has said that using pipelines as a means of bypassing the Strait of Hormuz is not a viable ...

QatarEnergy says new LNG trains depend on Hormuz reopening, as strike damage and low Strait traffic squeeze its expansion plans.

The loss of liquefied natural gas supply from Qatar from the Middle East war likely will remove most of a global surplus of 6M-8M metric tons that was forecast for this year, Morgan Stanley analysts ...