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State enterprise · Oil & gas · Ports

QatarEnergy

The state operator of Ras Laffan and of close to a fifth of global LNG supply, every tonne of which leaves through the Strait of Hormuz because no pipeline or alternative terminal exists.

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評估截至
2026-10-02
最後檢視
2026-10-04

評估高信心

No financials and no forecasts. A record carries what a published source states about an organisation, its published facilities and its dated claims, with each claim kept apart by kind. Nothing here is a view on any company.

定位圖 — 陸地輪廓取自Natural Earth 110m(公有領域);此紀錄提及的2個地點,標於本模組已公布的座標。圖中未繪製任何路線、邊界、控制範圍或活動。

What this organisation is

QatarEnergy operates the North Field production and the Ras Laffan liquefaction and export complex. Two of Ras Laffan's fourteen trains were damaged on 18 March 2026 — about 17 per cent of Qatari export capacity on the EIA's own figure, roughly 12.8 Mtpa — and QatarEnergy's own repair estimate is up to five years. A drone attack on 2 March had already suspended production and struck a water tank at the Mesaieed power plant, and a gas-to-liquids facility was damaged the same month. This is capacity destroyed rather than diverted: no rerouting shortens it, and no alternative export path exists for the volumes involved. Qatar's 2026 exports are forecast at 38.7 Mt, roughly half the pre-conflict level, and the company's own estimate of forgone revenue is around 20 billion dollars a year.

The organisation whose system proves that the bypass argument does not extend to gas: the constraint is liquefaction, not the route.

信心:高 截至2026-10-02檢視於2026-10-04

Published facilities

Each is a marker the module already publishes; the relationship is this record’s own claim, with its own grade and source.

Dated claims — announced against delivered

Every claim on this record is an announcement or a target. Nothing here is recorded as commissioned or delivered.

Systems it belongs to

Commodities and outputs

液化天然氣

Owners, controllers and arrangements

仍然未知的事項

  • The repair timeline is the company's own estimate and no independent assessment of it was read.
  • Export movement is read from trackers, not from the company. S&P Global counted 19 LNG cargoes through Hormuz in September 2026 (13 Qatari) and Kpler 21, the highest monthly count of the war. The current term of the company's force majeure was not established in the 4 October review.

評估截至 — 2026-10-02 最近檢視 — 2026-10-04