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Qatargas in figures
Company’s yearly liquefaction capacity:77 million tonnes
LNG trains operated by Qatargas companies:14
The LNG leader
Qatargas 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.
- Expansion: Qatargas will add four LNG trains by 2024, increasing total liquefaction capacity to 110 million tonnes per year.
- Merger: The 2018 union of Qatargas and Rasgas placed Qatargas in charge of the country’s entire LNG output.
The Qatargas 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.qatargas.com
Qatargas features
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Kuwait - July 17, 2025
Ibrahim Sattout of ASAR talks about the growing momentum in Kuwait’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
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Qatar - September 25, 2023
Worley has signed a FEED contract with QatarEnergy LNG for CCS facilities at the Ras Laffan project in Qatar, the…
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Saudi Arabia - August 02, 2023
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Qatar - July 13, 2023
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Abu Dhabi - October 29, 2014
Last Wednesday, Qatar’s state-owned gas company Qatargas sold its first LNG cargo to Chinese independent Jovo LNG Storage and Transportation Company. 640,000 cubic…
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Kuwait - June 04, 2014
Last Sunday, Kuwait Minister of Oil Ali Al Omair announced Kuwait’s intention to purchase gas from Iran, as part of bilateral talks between Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al…
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Kuwait - May 14, 2014
On Sunday, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation said the 6-year LNG supply deal signed between Shell and Kuwait signed last month is worth $12 billion. Two similar…
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