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AI Boom to Fuel Long-Term Surge in LNG Demand, Adnoc Gas CEO Predicts Amid Shipping DisruptionsEconomy

AI Boom to Fuel Long-Term Surge in LNG Demand, Adnoc Gas CEO Predicts Amid Shipping Disruptions

Adnoc Gas CEO Fatema Al Nuaimi predicts a long-term surge in LNG demand, primarily driven by the energy requirements of artificial intelligence development. This outlook persists despite ongoing shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and damage to key LNG facilities.

The National|November 3, 2026
Adnoc's XRG Secures Australian LNG Stake for $1.5 Billion Amidst Global Energy Market VolatilityEconomy

Adnoc's XRG Secures Australian LNG Stake for $1.5 Billion Amidst Global Energy Market Volatility

Adnoc's international energy investment unit, XRG, is acquiring Shell's stake in Australia's North West Shelf LNG project for $1.5 billion to diversify its portfolio and expand its reach in the Asia-Pacific region.

The National|November 3, 2026
Adnoc Gas Secures Major 5-Year LNG Supply Deal with TotalEnergies, Boosting Global Market PresenceEconomy

Adnoc Gas Secures Major 5-Year LNG Supply Deal with TotalEnergies, Boosting Global Market Presence

Adnoc Gas has signed a five-year deal to supply up to 1.6 million tonnes of LNG to TotalEnergies, expanding its global market share amid rising international demand. The agreement reinforces a long-standing partnership and highlights Adnoc Gas's strategic growth initiatives.

The National|November 3, 2026
QatarEnergy Secures Overseas LNG Deals to Mitigate Hormuz Strait Disruption RisksEconomy

QatarEnergy Secures Overseas LNG Deals to Mitigate Hormuz Strait Disruption Risks

QatarEnergy is diversifying its LNG supply by purchasing from overseas producers like the U.S. to mitigate risks associated with potential disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. This strategy aims to leverage price differences between markets and secure revenue streams.

Doha News|October 29, 2026|2
QatarEnergy Secures Major US LNG Supply Deal Amidst Hormuz DisruptionsEconomy

QatarEnergy Secures Major US LNG Supply Deal Amidst Hormuz Disruptions

QatarEnergy has signed a 20-year deal to buy up to 3 million tonnes of LNG annually from Woodside Energy's Louisiana project, bolstering its US supply strategy amidst ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. This move makes QatarEnergy the largest buyer of US LNG and comes as the company continues to extend force majeure on its own shipments due to an earlier incident impacting its capacity.

The National|October 29, 2026
QatarEnergy Secures 20-Year LNG Supply from Australia's Woodside Louisiana ProjectEconomy

QatarEnergy Secures 20-Year LNG Supply from Australia's Woodside Louisiana Project

QatarEnergy has signed a 20-year deal to buy up to three million tonnes of LNG annually from Australia's Woodside, sourced from its upcoming Louisiana project. This agreement strengthens QatarEnergy's global LNG supply portfolio.

Doha News|October 29, 2026
QatarEnergy Extends LNG Supply Suspension to Italian Firm Edison Amidst Regional ConflictEconomy

QatarEnergy Extends LNG Supply Suspension to Italian Firm Edison Amidst Regional Conflict

QatarEnergy has extended its suspension of LNG deliveries to Italian utility Edison until the end of December, impacting three additional cargoes. This move is attributed to ongoing regional conflicts disrupting energy supplies and shipping.

Doha News|October 27, 2026|1
Macron Secures Winter LNG and Boosts Defence Ties in Historic Qatar Visit Amid Regional TensionsPolitics

Macron Secures Winter LNG and Boosts Defence Ties in Historic Qatar Visit Amid Regional Tensions

French President Emmanuel Macron concluded a historic visit to Qatar, securing winter LNG supplies and enhancing defence cooperation. The visit also addressed regional tensions, with Macron praising Qatar's mediation efforts.

Doha News|October 21, 2026
Iran War's Ripple Effect: Qatar's Revenue Plummets 42% Amidst LNG Export CrisisEconomy

Iran War's Ripple Effect: Qatar's Revenue Plummets 42% Amidst LNG Export Crisis

Qatar's government revenue has fallen by 42% in the first half of the year due to the Iran war's impact on LNG exports, leading to significant economic challenges and projected contractions.

The National|October 13, 2026
Iran War Fuels South-East Asia's Renewable Shift, Yet Energy Storage Investments Lag BehindEconomy

Iran War Fuels South-East Asia's Renewable Shift, Yet Energy Storage Investments Lag Behind

The Iran war has accelerated South-East Asia's push toward renewable energy, but a new report by Ember shows the region is falling severely short of its 2030 energy storage and investment targets.

The National|October 9, 2026|1
Qatari LNG Shipments Continue Through Strait of Hormuz Amid Ongoing Regional RisksEconomy

Qatari LNG Shipments Continue Through Strait of Hormuz Amid Ongoing Regional Risks

Qatari LNG shipments continue to navigate the Strait of Hormuz despite regional security concerns linked to the ongoing conflict.

Doha News|October 5, 2026
Adnoc Secures Major LNG Supply Deal with Thailand's Gulf Development Amid Gulf DisruptionEconomy

Adnoc Secures Major LNG Supply Deal with Thailand's Gulf Development Amid Gulf Disruption

Adnoc has signed a multi-year agreement to supply liquefied natural gas to Thailand’s Gulf Development, helping the nation secure alternative fuel sources amid regional supply disruptions caused by the Iran war.

The National|October 5, 2026|1
Global LNG Giant Warns Qatar Supply Disruptions Will Stretch Into Winter Amid Soaring PricesEconomy

Global LNG Giant Warns Qatar Supply Disruptions Will Stretch Into Winter Amid Soaring Prices

The head of Japan's Jera warns that supply disruptions from Qatar will likely persist into the winter, driving up global LNG spot prices and intensifying competition between Europe and Asia.

The National|October 2, 2026|1
Adnoc's XRG Backs Argentina's Ambition to Become a Global LNG PowerhouseEconomy

Adnoc's XRG Backs Argentina's Ambition to Become a Global LNG Powerhouse

Adnoc's investment arm, XRG, has committed to supporting Argentina's liquefied natural gas industry, expressing strong confidence in the Vaca Muerta shale deposit and President Javier Milei's economic reforms.

The National|October 1, 2026|1
Why Reopening the Strait of Hormuz Won't Immediately Fix the Global LNG CrunchEconomy

Why Reopening the Strait of Hormuz Won't Immediately Fix the Global LNG Crunch

Industry executives warn that reopening the Strait of Hormuz will not immediately restore Qatari and UAE liquefied natural gas exports due to severe facility damage and soaring shipping costs. Supply constraints are expected to persist for months or even years.

The National|September 14, 2026
Energy Industry Leaders Gather in Bangkok as Global Markets Face Severe Disruption and Rising PricesEconomy

Energy Industry Leaders Gather in Bangkok as Global Markets Face Severe Disruption and Rising Prices

Global energy leaders gather in Bangkok for Gastech as soaring gas prices, geopolitical tensions, and supply chain disruptions severely impact Asian and international markets.

The National|September 11, 2026
Inside China and Qatar’s Deepening Alliance Amid Middle East TensionsPolitics

Inside China and Qatar’s Deepening Alliance Amid Middle East Tensions

Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani concluded a two-day visit to Beijing, cementing a strategic partnership with China focused on energy, advanced technology, and regional diplomatic cooperation amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

Al Jazeera English|September 8, 2026|1
Europe Faces Severe LNG Supply Crunch as Middle East Instability Threatens Winter Energy SecurityEconomy

Europe Faces Severe LNG Supply Crunch as Middle East Instability Threatens Winter Energy Security

Europe faces an acute energy crisis as dwindling gas reserves, ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, and soaring global LNG prices threaten a difficult winter ahead.

The National|September 7, 2026|1
Fitch Affirms Qatar's 'AA' Rating and Removes Negative Watch as LNG Facility Risks DiminishEconomy

Fitch Affirms Qatar's 'AA' Rating and Removes Negative Watch as LNG Facility Risks Diminish

Fitch has removed Qatar from Rating Watch Negative and maintained its 'AA' rating as threats to LNG infrastructure decrease, though a negative outlook remains.

Doha News|September 5, 2026
Analyst Warnings: Why New Pipelines Won't Make the Strait of Hormuz ObsoleteEconomy

Analyst Warnings: Why New Pipelines Won't Make the Strait of Hormuz Obsolete

Analysts warn that despite multi-billion-dollar pipeline projects by Gulf nations, the Strait of Hormuz will remain a critical global trade route for energy and shipping.

The National|September 2, 2026|1