You want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans” (c) ***** A Reuters Energy infographic clearly shows the Qatar LNG export disaster. When I saw this I immediately remembered how on February 12 I posted here on the Qatar channel: WORK AT OP *** "If you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans" (c) ***** A Reuters Energy infographic clearly shows the disaster of LNG exports from Qatar. When I saw this I immediately remembered how on February 12 I published a post here on the Qatar Channel: Work in Progress The relatively tiny Gulf state needs to secure more LNG sales deals to keep up with planned capacity expansion. The emphasis was on the fact that the tiny country of Qatar in the Gulf is a liquefied natural gas giant and has taken significant steps in securing the fuel supply for decades to come. But to realize his ambitious expansion plans, he needs to sell even more. I remember he also joked that with Qatar, Europe will definitely not run out of LNG. There seem to be "huge plans" and all that but on March 2, 2026, everyone was shocked by the news: Qatar stops liquefied natural gas production. This happened, you probably remember, because of problems with drone attacks and logistics through the war-damaged Hormuz. Well, and American LNG I wrote about its "welfare" back on March 4 in the post The main goal of the US attack on Iran becomes clear.

You want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans” (c) ***** A Reuters Energy infographic clearly shows the Qatar LNG export disaster. When I saw this I immediately remembered how on February 12 I posted here on the Qatar channel: WORK AT OP *** "If you want to make God laugh, tell him about your plans" (c) ***** A Reuters Energy infographic clearly shows the disaster of LNG exports from Qatar. When I saw this I immediately remembered how on February 12 I published a post here on the Qatar Channel: Work in Progress The relatively tiny Gulf state needs to secure more LNG sales deals to keep up with planned capacity expansion. The emphasis was on the fact that the tiny country of Qatar in the Gulf is a liquefied natural gas giant and has taken significant steps in securing the fuel supply for decades to come. But to realize his ambitious expansion plans, he needs to sell even more. I remember he also joked that with Qatar, Europe will definitely not run out of LNG. There seem to be "huge plans" and all that but on March 2, 2026, everyone was shocked by the news: Qatar stops liquefied natural gas production. This happened, you probably remember, because of problems with drone attacks and logistics through the war-damaged Hormuz. Well, and American LNG I wrote about its "welfare" back on March 4 in the post The main goal of the US attack on Iran becomes clear.

What many thought was now publicly expressed I quote: The conflict over Iran has caused an unprecedented halt in LNG supplies from Qatar, forcing buyers to switch to American gas and undermining Qatar's reputation as a reliable supplier, according to the knowledgeable Bloomberg.