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The ongoing Iran war has resulted in a significant loss of approximately 120 billion cubic meters of global liquefied natural gas supply from 2026 to 2030, with analysts predicting tighter market conditions and a 15% reduction in LNG supply, exacerbated by Iranian attacks disrupting up to 17% of Qatar's export capacity, while new liquefaction projects are expected to help mitigate these losses. #LNG #EnergyCrisis #GlobalSupplyChain #IR #QT #AE #EU

The ongoing Iran war is projected to result in a loss of approximately 120 billion cubic metres of global liquefied natural gas supply from 2026 to 2030, significantly impacting market conditions and European storage levels, according to Gergely Molnar from the International Energy Agency. #EnergyCrisis #NaturalGas #LNGSupply #IR #QA #AE #EU

The ongoing Iran war is projected to reduce global liquefied natural gas supply by approximately 120 billion cubic metres from 2026 to 2030, leading to tighter market conditions and a 15% cut in LNG supply, despite expected increases in new liquefaction capacity that may mitigate losses from Qatar and the UAE. #EnergyCrisis #LNGSupply #IranConflict #IR #QA #AE #EU

The Iran war is projected to result in a loss of approximately 120 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas supply from 2026 to 2030, with current conflicts already cutting supply by about 15%, while new liquefaction capacities may help mitigate some losses, according to International Energy Agency analyst Gergely Molnar. #EnergyCrisis #LNGSupply #IranConflict #IR #QA #AE #EU

In the early 1990s, Qatar transformed its struggling economy by betting on natural gas, leading to the development of Ras Laffan as the world's largest LNG export center; however, an Iranian missile strike in March 2023 severely damaged the facility, disrupting global LNG supply and causing significant economic repercussions for Gulf states, while raising concerns over the region's stability and future investments. #Qatar #LNG #MiddleEastEconomy #QA #IR #US #BH #KW #SA #AE #CN #GA #LB #SY

Equinor has experienced a noticeable increase in demand for energy exports from Norway, particularly from customers in Asia and Australia, following disruptions in oil and LNG supplies caused by the Iran war, which has led to the company's highest quarterly earnings in three years. #EnergyExports #OilAndGas #LNG #NO #AU #IR #IN

Equinor has experienced a significant increase in demand for energy exports from Norway, particularly from customers in Australia and Asia, following disruptions in Gulf petroleum and LNG supplies due to the Iran war, which has impacted global energy markets and led to the company's highest quarterly earnings in three years. #EnergyExports #LNG #OilMarket #NO #AUS #IR #IN #AS

Equinor has experienced a notable increase in energy export inquiries, particularly from customers in Asia and Australia, due to the disruption of oil and LNG supplies caused by the Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, leading to its highest quarterly earnings in three years. #EnergyExports #LNG #OilMarket #NO #AU #IR #IN

Equinor's CFO warned that Europe is unlikely to achieve its goal of filling gas storage sites to 80% before next winter due to low supply and unfavorable market prices, with current storage levels at around 30%, potentially leaving the gas market vulnerable to disruptions. #EuropeanEnergy #GasStorage #LNG #NO #QA #US #IR

Equinor's CFO Torgrim Reitan stated that Europe may struggle to meet its goal of filling gas storage sites to 80% before next winter due to current low storage levels and unfavorable market conditions, compounded by supply issues from the Middle East war impacting Qatari LNG production. #EuropeanGasMarket #EnergyCrisis #LNGSupply #EU #QA #US #IR

QatarEnergy has informed its largest Italian customer, Edison, that it will cancel two additional liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes due to extended force majeure, amid ongoing shortages caused by Iranian attacks on Qatar's LNG export capacity, leading Edison to anticipate a one-third reduction in future deliveries from its long-term contract with QatarEnergy. #Energy #LNG #QatarEnergy #QA #IT #FR #US #IL

Futures kontrakty na zemní plyn na Henry Hub (NG=F) vzrostly na $2,853 za milion britských termálních jednotek díky sezónním změnám počasí a globálnímu narušení dodávek LNG, zatímco evropské ceny raketově vzrostly na téměř €49 za MWh po nových íránských útocích na infrastrukturu v UAE, což vytváří silný rozdíl v cenách, který by mohl tlačit americké ceny vzhůru, pokud se nedojde k jejich normalizaci prostřednictvím destrukce poptávky v Evropě či substituce dodávek. #NaturalGas #LNG #EnergyMarket