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QatarEnergy’s Force Majeure Declaration is Testing a Legal Framework That Has Never Faced This Scenario

QatarEnergy’s declaration of force majeure on all LNG export contracts, issued in the aftermath of the Hormuz closure and the Iranian strike on the Ras Laffan facility, has triggered the largest simultaneous invocation of contractual force majeure provisions in the history of the global energy trade. The declaration affects long-term supply agreements with buyers across…

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The Technical Assessment of Ras Laffan Damage Reveals a 3-5 Year Repair Timeline That Will Reshape Global LNG Markets

Iran’s March 18 strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City caused damage that engineers and industry analysts estimate will reduce Qatar’s LNG production capacity by approximately 17% and require three to five years for full repair. The assessment, based on satellite imagery analysis and industry source reporting, reveals damage to liquefaction trains, loading infrastructure, and…

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