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LNG: Qatar Faces LNG Marketing Challenge for 2025: MEES

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Concluding sales agreements for a mountain of LNG capacity due to become available in the second half of this decade is a major priority for QatarEnergy, MEES reported.

  • The firm plans three expansion phases of its domestic LNG facilities which will add 64m mtpa of capacity by the end of the 2020s.
  • QatarEnergy also must market volumes from a major US project along with those from expiring contracts from its legacy projects.
  • Since signing its first sales deals for its expansion projects in 2023, QatarEnergy has contracted 25m mtpa with various buyers, leaving another 39m mtpa to be marketed.
  • On the first phase of North Field East project’s 32m mtpa, 18m mtpa has been contracted. Deliveries are slated to begin in 2026.
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Concluding sales agreements for a mountain of LNG capacity due to become available in the second half of this decade is a major priority for QatarEnergy, MEES reported.

  • The firm plans three expansion phases of its domestic LNG facilities which will add 64m mtpa of capacity by the end of the 2020s.
  • QatarEnergy also must market volumes from a major US project along with those from expiring contracts from its legacy projects.
  • Since signing its first sales deals for its expansion projects in 2023, QatarEnergy has contracted 25m mtpa with various buyers, leaving another 39m mtpa to be marketed.
  • On the first phase of North Field East project’s 32m mtpa, 18m mtpa has been contracted. Deliveries are slated to begin in 2026.