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QatarEnergy CEO Says New LNG Purchase Agreements Cannot Back Long-Term Customers in Hormuz Disruption

QatarEnergy’s CEO says the company cannot offer long-term customers LNG from new purchase agreements as a backup for the Strait of Hormuz; contracts are point-to-point.

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