Qatar Gas
Qatar to supply liquefied natural gas to Germany from 2026 under 15-yr deal
Qatar is to supply liquefied natural gas to Germany under a 15-year deal signed on Tuesday as the European economic powerhouse scrambles to replace Russian gas supplies that have been cut during the ongoing war in Ukraine. Officials gave no dollar value for the deal, which would begin in 2026. Under the agreement, Qatar would send up to 2 million tons of the gas to Germany through an under-construction terminal at Brunsbuettel. The deal involves both Qatar Energy, the nation's state-run firm, and ConocoPhillips, which has stakes in Qatar's offshore natural gas field in the Persian Gulf that it shares with Iran. As European countries have supported Ukraine after Russia's invasion in February, Moscow has slashed supplies of natural gas used to heat homes, generate electricity and power industry. That has created an energy crisis that is fuelling inflation and increasing pressure on companies as prices have risen. Germany, which got more than half its gas from Russia before the war, .
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China signs one of its biggest ever LNG deal with Qatar at $60 billion
Qatar Energy will send Sinopec 4 million tons of LNG a year starting in 2026, the state-controlled companies announced in a virtual ceremony on Monday
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Qatari gas to the rescue of Indian power plants
14,000-Mw of stranded capacity might get fuel from beleaguered Arab nation
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