Qatar’s $20 Billion LNG Blackout Forces Pakistan Back to the Spot Market
Pakistan is tapping the spot LNG market for the first time in nearly three years as the lack of fixed-term Qatari supply has triggered a power crisis and widespread outages. Pakistan has relied on Qatar’s term LNG supply for years, but the war in the Middle East has led to the shutdown of Qatari LNG
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