QatarEnergy says missile attacks on Ras Laffan cut Qatar’s LNG export capacity by 17%, may cost 20 billion dollars a year, take up to five years to repair, and force long-term contract force majeure.

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This is really brutal and all for what. For a meaningless war. Now we are going to see more volatility in prices

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QatarEnergy says missile attacks on Ras Laffan cut Qatar’s LNG export capacity by 17%, may cost 20 billion dollars a year, take up to five years to repair, and force long-term contract force majeure.

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Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

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Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

QatarEnergy says missile attacks on Ras Laffan cut Qatar’s LNG export capacity by 17%, may cost 20 billion dollars a year, take up to five years to repair, and force long-term contract force majeure.

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More on LNG

Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

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Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike

Iran strikes cripple Qatar, knocking out 17% of its LNG export capacity for 3–5 years and threatening key gas supplies to Europe and Asia.

European Gas prices surged 50% after the Qatari LNG production halts

Qatar, which accounts for 18–20% of global LNG trade, halts production following Iranian drone strike