Qatar Says It Lost About 17% of LNG Export Revenue Amid Regional Conflict
An official said damage to gas infrastructure was severe and would take two to three years to fully repair, TASS reported.
Qatar has lost around 17% of its liquefied natural gas export revenue due to regional conflict, according to TASS, citing Bandar bin Mohammed bin Saoud Al Thani.
The official said damage to the country's gas infrastructure was substantial and would take two to three years to fully restore, TASS reported.
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