QATAR, the world’s biggest liquid natural gas (LNG) exporter, plans to grow its downstream sector with investments over $13 billion.“Qatar Petroleum has embarked on an ambitious plan to further develop Qatar’s downstream sector, consolidating its position as a major player in the industry. Our long term hydrocarbon development strategy is opening new opportunities for further downstream development, which includes raising Qatar’s petrochemical output to 23 million tonnes per year (mtpy) by 2020...
THE oil and gas (O&G) industry is the “foundation and primary pillar” of Qatar’s economic and...
A RGENTINA’S LNG imports from Qatar reached an all-time high worth $1 billion in 2013 and is set to...
QATAR, which enjoys the “highest” sovereign ratings in the Middle East and “sound” external position...
QATAR faces diminished market share and the possibility of lower prices just as the country embarks...
QATAR Petroleum has announced the launch of its giant Laffan Refinery 2 project which on completion...
QATAR is sweetening its gas sales pitch to lock-in long-term Asian buyers before a wave of new...
THE Saudi Arabia International Oil & Gas Exhibition (Saoge) regularly sees great demand from...
QATAR wants to help Iran to develop its share of the world’s biggest gas field so both countries can...
HAVING captured a substantial chunk of the onshore market in Qatar, Gulf Drilling International (GDI...
QATAR wants to help Iran to develop its share of the world’s biggest gas field so both countries can...
