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Qatar LNG disruption puts global supply risk in clearer focus from April

📌 The global LNG market is facing another shock as Shell has declared force majeure on cargoes bought from QatarEnergy and sold to international customers, after Qatar halted production at its 77 million-ton-per-year LNG facility.

⚠️ The key point is that March shipments are not yet showing the full impact, but notices sent to customers indicate delivery risk will start from April. That suggests the real pressure on the gas supply chain may only be beginning.

💡 The event is especially sensitive because both Shell and TotalEnergies are long-term partners of QatarEnergy, with estimated intake volumes of around 6.8 mtpa and 5.2 mtpa respectively. When major traders start activating legal protection clauses, the market usually reads that as a sign the disruption risk is no longer theoretical.

🔎 Qatar has also said a return to normal deliveries could take from several weeks to several months, even if the conflict cools quickly. With Europe and Asia still heavily reliant on LNG, this development could keep gas prices more volatile through Q2.

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🚨 GLOBAL ENERGY SHOCK ALERT 🚨

Iran’s latest strike just hit HARD…
💥 Around 17% of Qatar’s LNG capacity WIPED OUT$ENJ

⏳ Recovery? Not months… YEARS (3–5)

This isn’t just damage… it’s a massive supply shock 🌍$SAHARA

⚡ Energy markets on edge
📈 Prices already reacting
🌐 Global supply chains at risk

One strike… but the ripple effect?
💣 Could shake the entire global market 👀


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