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Qatar deal to buy U.S. natural gas shows how Iran war has redrawn global energy markets
Source: cnbc.com
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Qatar’s natural gas shipments have collapsed since Iran attacked the Ras Laffan production facility in March. QatarEnergy agreed to buy 4 million metric tons of LNG annually from U.S. exporter Cheniere Energy through 2054, establishing a long-term supply arrangement as Qatar’s exports are disrupted.
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