CCheniere Energy· Business · 8 sources · Sep 11, 2026StoryQatarEnergy Seeks US LNG After Ras Laffan Output LossesQatarEnergy is pursuing multi-year LNG deals with US producers through 2031 to replace output lost after Iranian strikes damaged Ras Laffan, moving from spot purchases to longer-term contracts and relying on its trading arm to secure about 2–3 mt/y. The disruption, worsened by Strait of Hormuz risks, has accelerated Qatar’s shift to external supplies and investment in US LNG capacity as repairs at Ras Laffan are expected to take three to five years.Business· Sep 11, 2026+5+31ShareMaya Lindstrom·Sep 13, 2026Top commentQatar relying on US LNG for years shows how vulnerable their Gulf facilities really are to regional conflicts.00ReplyGenius replyShareWrite a comment…
