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World · 19 March 2026

Qatar Energy Chief Saad al Kaabi Confirms 17 Percent Gas Output Damaged for Years After Iran Attack

Qatar Energy Chief Saad al Kaabi Confirms 17 Percent Gas Output Damaged for Years After Iran Attack

Qatar's ability to provide natural gas to the world market will be significantly impacted for several years. Its energy chief, Saad al-Kaabi, confirmed Thursday that aggression from Iran harmed sites making liquefied natural gas. These production sites represent 17% of Qatar's export ability and will need 3-5 years for repairs.

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