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QatarEnergy has purchased 33 spot liquefied natural gas cargoes from the United States this year for delivery to Asian customers after the Iran war shut down Qatari gas exports through the Strait of Hormuz, according to an exclusive Reuters report…

Asian and European buyers of liquefied natural gas are preparing to push Qatar and the United Arab Emirates for lower prices and stronger contractual protections as the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict continues to raise shipping insurance costs and disrupt deliveries through…

QatarEnergy is preparing to extend its force majeure on liquefied natural gas shipments through mid-October, according to Bloomberg News, prolonging a supply disruption that has upended global gas markets since Iran struck Qatar's Ras Laffan complex in early March.

Venture Global, the U.S. liquefied natural gas producer, said on Wednesday that its average liquefaction fees surged 69% in the second quarter as the Iran war continued to disrupt global LNG supply through the Strait of Hormuz.

European natural gas prices surged on Tuesday as fresh attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz reignited fears over LNG supply disruptions, while a prolonged heatwave across the continent continued to drive electricity demand higher.

European natural gas prices climbed to their highest levels in over two weeks on Tuesday, as the continent grapples with the twin pressures of constrained LNG supply from Qatar and surging electricity demand driven by a prolonged heatwave.

Europe is on track to enter the 2026-27 heating season with its lowest natural gas reserves in at least 15 years, raising alarms about energy costs and supply security across the continent as global LNG markets remain strained by conflict…

Edison, the Italian utility, confirmed on Tuesday that QatarEnergy has extended its force majeure declaration on liquefied natural gas deliveries to the Adriatic LNG terminal until early September, widening the supply gap caused by Iranian missile strikes on Qatar's Ras…

Empty liquefied natural gas carriers are converging on Qatar's Ras Laffan export hub, marking the clearest sign yet that the Gulf state's energy sector is clawing back from months of disruption caused by the Iran war. At least eight empty…

Qatar has rejoined Persian Gulf nations in reviving crude oil exports to Asian buyers and is preparing to restore liquefied natural gas shipments, marking a turning point in the energy disruption triggered by the Iran war that began in late…