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Qatar's $25bn LNG damage and the urgent need for gas industry resilience

Qatar's $25bn LNG damage and the urgent need for gas industry resilience

Just read about how the global gas industry is in crisis after attacks on Qatar's Ras Laffan-the world's most expensive site damaged in recent conflicts. It'll take $25 billion and up to 5 years to fix, halting 20% of global LNG supply through the Strait of Hormuz. With Asia heavily reliant on LNG for power, and supply chains disrupted, the industry is being forced to diversify and build more resilient systems. The key takeaway? Energy security now depends on a balanced mix of sources and suppliers, not just depending on one region. https://www.thenationalnews.com/business/energy/2026/04/13/global-gas-industry-needs-to-regroup-and-rethink-its-future/

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Hormuz supply cuts are a big deal. Hope this speeds up more resilient infrastructure globally.

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5 years is too long. This changes the energy game globally.

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Crazy how one attack can shake global energy markets like that. Hope they rebuild fast.

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It’s a wake-up call for sure. Can't rely on one region for critical needs.

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$25bn?! That's an insane amount. Shows how fragile our energy systems are.

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