Category: Qatar

War damage to Gulf LNG and aluminum plants disrupts markets, stalls long term planning

Iran’s missile strikes damaged 17 per cent  of Qatar’s LNG capacity, forcing a complete shutdown at Ras Laffan, the world’s largest LNG facility, Saad al-Kaabi, the CEO of QatarEnergy CEO says. That accounts for 12.8 million metric tons of LNG that is no longer available to Qatar’s mostly Asian customers. “I never in my wildest […]

Iran war means LNG Canada increasing production: Energy media

Energy media organizations, mostly based in Houston, Texas, report that LNG Canada is working to increase production as the war with Iran strangles international energy shipping. The information is based on figures from the financial analysts including LSEG  which provides of financial markets infrastructure and delivers financial data, analytics, news and index products to 44,000+ […]

Links: Japan seeking more sources of LNG

Energy LNG Links Post-earthquake Japan is said to be one of the main markets for liquified natural gas that will flow through the LNG terminals under construction and proposed for the port of Kitimat. Since the earthquake Japan has been making major purchases of LNG from both Qatar and Russia. The Doha, Qatar-based, Gulf Times […]