QatarEnergy notifies its clients of a force majeure declaration.
The declaration of “force majeure” underscores the scale of the impact recent developments have had on the energy sector and supply chains.
QatarEnergy announced that, following its earlier decision to suspend liquefied natural gas production and related products, it has formally notified affected offtake customers of a force majeure declaration.
The company expressed its appreciation for its relationships with all relevant parties and affirmed that it will continue to communicate available updates and information regarding ongoing developments.
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