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Qatar’s LNG Loss Revives Projects From Argentina to Timor-Leste
With 17% of Qatar’s LNG export capacity disabled and Gulf shipments disrupted, buyers arrived at Gastech looking for gas from somewhere else.
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With roughly 17 percent of Qatar’s liquefied natural gas export capacity offline and Gulf shipments halted, buyers at the Gastech conference turned to alternative sources. At the same event, a series of agreements announced or advanced in Bangkok were collectively valued at about $60 billion. Among the deals highlighted was a 20‑year supply contract involving the United States. These moves reflect a shift toward diversifying LNG procurement amid Qatar’s operational setbacks.
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