Company’s yearly liquefaction capacity:77 million tonnes
LNG trains operated by Qatargas companies:14
QatarEnergy LNG gas is the largest producer of LNG in the world, boasting a 77-million-tonne-per-year nameplate liquefaction capacity. The company’s ventures include eight LNG projects, two sales gas production facilities, two condensate refineries and two helium production facilities. The company also owns a fleet of Q-Max, Q-Flex and conventional LNG vessels.
The QatarEnergy LNG companies are joint ventures between QP, ExxonMobil, Total, Marubeni, Mitsui, ConocoPhillips and Shell. QP owns a majority stake in all Qatargas projects.
Company website: www.qatarenergy.qa
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