Qatar and UAE Adopt Costly Scheme to Maintain LNG Deliveries
Summary
Qatar and the UAE are using expensive transshipment methods to sustain LNG supply chains amid mounting exporter losses.
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Qatar and the United Arab Emirates have turned to an expensive logistics scheme in order to maintain liquefied natural gas (LNG) export flows.
Additional costs related to fuel transshipment represent another financial blow to exporters that are already suffering significant losses.
Source: inbusiness.kz
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