How important is liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the long-term sustainability of both the energy industry in Qatar and the state’s economy as a whole?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, CEO, Qatargas from The Report: Qatar 2014
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Mohamed bin Saleh Al Sada, Minister of Energy and Industry from The Report: Qatar 2014
What developments can be expected for new exploration and production sharing agreements (EPSAs), and what is your outlook for future exploration?
Articles & Analysis | New customers: The sector is increasingly seeking to diversify its markets from The Report: Qatar 2014
By asserting itself as one of the world’s largest exporters of gas, Qatar continues to play a vital role in global energy supply and security. One of the most important factors for the country over the coming years will be how it maintains this position and navigates a complex and highly politicised international gas market.
Articles & Analysis | More than hot air: Industrial gases such as helium and carbon dioxide are set to expand downstream opportunities from The Report: Qatar 2014
Qatar’s oil and gas exports are by far the country’s most valuable. In November 2013 alone petroleum gases and petroleum oils were worth QR33.9bn ($9.3bn), making up 86.5% of exports by value for that month, according to data from the Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics. While the country’s hydrocarbons are an important source of...
Articles & Analysis | Looking to the sun: Expanding production of solar power is a top priority from The Report: Qatar 2014
With the aim of diversifying its economy, Qatar’s National Development Strategy states, “Sustaining prosperity over the long-term requires wise management of exhaustible resources to ensure that future generations inherit ample means to meet their aspirations.” The strategy calls for diversifying energy production to include renewable sources....
Articles & Analysis | Investing in capacity: Expansion is under way at home and abroad from The Report: Qatar 2014
To provide water and power services to its residents and companies, Qatar has invested heavily to build the production capacity needed. The Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation, known as KAHRAMAA, reports investing more than $9.6bn to upgrade the electricity network between 2000 and 2008. According to Drake & Scull, an...