Qatar Boosts LNG Traffic Via Hormuz as Global Shortage Bites
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Qatar Boosts LNG Traffic Via Hormuz as Global Shortage Bites
Qatar has ramped up liquefied natural gas tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to the highest in more than two months, a sign it’s becoming more comfortable moving ships through the waterway.
The State of Qatar has promoted the movement of liquefied natural gas carriers through the Strait of Hormuz to the highest level in more than two months, in an effort to contribute to addressing the shortage of global energy supplies, as tensions persist in the Middle East region.
The Open Source Unit of the Island Network detected 5 different tankers associated with the Qatari gas cargo movement, 4 of which came out of Lavan's head through the Strait of Hormuz, while 2 empty carriers returned to the region from Asian destinations.
There is a significant increase in the passage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers through the
It has begun loading LNG onto available empty tankers within the Persian Gulf.
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