Qatar LNG Loadings Pick Up to Around Half of Pre-War Levels
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Qatar LNG Loadings Pick Up to Around Half of Pre-War Levels
Liquefied natural gas loadings onto tankers from Qatar have picked up over the past few weeks, suggesting the major exporter is seeking to get more cargoes to the global market despite ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The average number of loadings of tank vessels with liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Qatar in 10 days is approximately half of the levels before the escalation around ... . . . . . 10.11.2026, PRIM
Despite the risk of attacks on civilian shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar has increased the pace of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments by ship in recent weeks. The number of LNG tankers leaving Qatar’s Ras Laffan facilities has increased to an average of 13-15 ships per 10 days so far in November, according to data from Bloomberg, Kpler and Copernicus. That compares with about 11 per 10 days in October. However, the ship frequency i…
Economy: According to Bloomberg, Kpler and Copernicus, 13 to 15 LNG tankers are leaving the Ras Laffan complex every 10 days in November, compared to an average of about 11 in October.
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