Qatar's energy minister warns EU law could stop it supplying LNG to Europe

Qatar May Halt LNG Exports to EU Over Excessive Red Tape

Qatari energy minister Saad Al-Kaabi warned the EU on Thursday, October 16th, that it may no longer be able to conduct business with the European Union or supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) unless the bloc makes further changes to its strict sustainability regulations. The EU desperately needs help to fill the continent’s energy gap, something that LNG supplies are now crucial to. QatarEnergy, the state-owned company and one of the world’s large…

Qatar warns EU sustainability law could end its LNG exports to Europe

Doha says new European regulations could spike energy costs and 'erode investor confidence'

Qatar's energy minister warns EU law could stop it supplying LNG to Europe

Qatar will not be able to do business in the EU, including supplying Europe with LNG to plug its energy gap, if further changes are not made to its corporate sustainability rules, Qatar's energy minister Saad al-Kaabi told Reuters on Thursday.

Qatar May Halt LNG Exports to EU Over Excessive Red Tape ━ The European Conservative

Qatari energy minister Saad Al-Kaabi warned the European Union on Thursday, October 16th, that it may no longer be able to conduct business with the EU or

Qatar's Energy Minister Warns EU Law Could Stop It Supplying LNG to Europe - This could be a 400% increase of energy to the EU

In a stark warning that underscores the growing tensions between global energy suppliers and the European Union’s ambitious green agenda, Qatar’s Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi has stated that his country may cease doing business in the EU—including vital liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments—if the bloc does not further amend its corporate sustainability regulations. This comes at a time when Europe is already grappling with energy security chal…

Qatar's energy minister warns EU law could deter business in Europe

Qatar's energy minister said on Thursday that he would not be able to justify conducting business in Europe unless changes were made to the European Union's due diligence law on forced labour and environmental damage