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.
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Qatar's LNG Loss Revives Projects From Argentina to Timor-Leste
Buyers are rapidly diversifying supply, with major agreements involving U.S. LNG and Malaysia-Thailand gas alongside growing ...
The NFE and NFS projects are part of the overall North Field expansion program that also includes the North Field West ...
DOHA, Qatar—A blast tore through Qatar’s key natural gas facility, leaving 13 dead and injuring dozens, rattling one of the world’s most important gas exporters as it tries to restore shipments ...
A total of at least five LNG carriers operated by state-owned QatarEnergy (QE) have sailed through the strait of Hormuz without displaying their location over the past week, raising hopes of a ...
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Qatar Loses $24 Billion as LNG Exports Collapse 96%
Qatar has lost an estimated $24 billion in gas sales after the Iran war slashed its LNG exports by 96%.
SHANDONG REDWOOD berths at PGPL terminal under long-term Qatar deal at 13.37% of Brent, providing temporary support as ...
Qatar’s decades-long project of bankrolling pro-Islamist, anti-Israel and anti-Western causes could be the first casualty of ...
The global ratings agency has also maintained the country’s sovereign rating at AA.
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