Category: Qatar

Qatar could not have a better start to 2021, first scoring a major political goal by restoring diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia and ending its almost 4-year long embargo. Following Continue Reading

 Qatar’s energy exports are unlikely to get a boost even as the almost four-year rift between Doha and three Gulf countries is set to ease with the Qatari Emir attending Continue Reading

Qatar’s total exports dropped by 35.5 percent year over year in the third quarter, dragged down by a 38.5-percent slump in exports of energy commodities and products, one of the Continue Reading

Oil and gas producer Qatar will base its budget on an oil price of $40 a barrel—lower than the actual expected price—in order to protect its finances from volatility in Continue Reading

The current energy market crisis could benefit Qatar and fuel a second gas boom, PwC said in a report, as cited by the Gulf Times. The world’s top exporter of Continue Reading

Qatar told government-funded entities to cut spending on non-Qatari staffers’ wages as it tries to shore up its finances to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The Ministry Continue Reading

Despite – or perhaps because of – the global overhang in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies, a weak demand profile, and ongoing uncertainty in the hydrocarbons market overall, Qatar believes Continue Reading

Qatar is pushing back the start-up of the first phase of its North Field LNG Expansion Project by up to six months so that it will now enter production in Continue Reading

One of the biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporters, Qatar, is working with importers in China to reschedule or re-route some oil and gas cargoes to the world’s second-largest LNG Continue Reading