What LNG supply destruction in Qatar means for markets
Three weeks into the conflict, the perspective has shifted from one of temporary chaos to structural supply scarcity with implications that will last for years, not months.
Natasha Fielding, editorial manager at Argus for gas, LNG and biomass, provides insight into how LNG supply has and will be impacted by the Middle East conflict, including how:
- The LNG crisis has evolved since the outbreak of the conflict.
- The TTF price rise is leaking further into the future.
- Europe must decide how much to cut storage additions.
- Some Asian countries can withstand a drop in LNG imports, while others are more exposed.
Watch to hear how global gas markets are responding to the disruption of Qatari LNG supply
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