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A Penn State Engineer’s Quest to Become the World’s Gas King

November 5, 2018

From Bloomberg It’s the opposite of a meteoric rise. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi was a teenager when he joined Qatar Petroleum in 1986, still an engineering student at Pennsylvania State University. He climbed slowly through the ranks, finally becoming chief executive officer in 2014 and managing projects that cemented Qatar’s role as the world’s top exporter of liquefied natural gas. On Sunday, Al-Kaabi

PetroChina Inks Its Biggest Qatar LNG Deal as U.S. Trade at Risk

September 10, 2018

From Bloomberg PetroChina Co. signed a deal with Qatargas Operating Co. to purchase 3.4 million tons of liquefied natural gas annually, the Chinese company’s biggest supply deal, amid a brewing trade war with the U.S. that threatens to stifle the Asian nation’s purchases of American fuel. Under the 22-year agreement, Qatargas will supply LNG from the Qatargas 2 project, a joint venture between

5 Main Competitors to U.S. LNG Dominance

July 20, 2018

From E&E News The United States is rapidly increasing its exports of liquefied natural gas. But it isn’t the only nation doing so or that has plans to do so. The addition of the Cove Point LNG plant in Maryland brings the number of major LNG export centers in the U.S. outside Alaska to two. Sabine Pass in Louisiana became

Present Day Middle Eastern Game of Thrones – Part Two

June 20, 2018

[EDITOR’S NOTE: this is the final installment of the OAG360 story in which Helen El Mallakh, director of the International Research Center for Energy and Economic Development (ICEED), discusses the changing political scene and the shifting geopolitical sands that are challenging the balance of oil producers in the Middle East. El Mallakh was keynote speaker at the Energy Finance Discussion

Qatar to Restart Development of the World’s Largest Natural Gas Field

April 3, 2017

Qatar lifts moratorium on developing the North Field, which holds the majority of the country’s natural gas Qatar will end a self-imposed moratorium on further developing the North Field as it hopes to remain competitive and capture more market share in natural gas markets over the coming years. North Field, which is split by territorial lines with Iran and called

OPEC Veteran Likens Oil Glut to Cancer

February 26, 2016

Former Qatari Oil Minister campaigning for 2.5 MMBOPD cut Qatar’s former oil minister, Abdullah al-Attiyah, said he is concerned about the continued crude oil supply glut. He is talking to OPEC and non-OPEC producers about making cuts before oversupply becomes unmanageable “like a cancer,” reports Reuters. Attiyah, who served as Qatar’s oil minister from 1992 to 2011, said deals last

Japan and India Create LNG Buyer’s Group in Hopes of Luring Additional Imports

September 10, 2013

The governments of Japan and India announced on September 9, 2013, a joint buyer’s group agreement to increase the importation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in an attempt to offset their rising energy prices. According to Mari Iwata’s report in The Wall Street Journal, the countries plan to ask fellow importers, such as South Korea and Singapore, to join the

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