QatarEnergy, which operates the country’s LNG facilities, told buyers it plans
to rapidly ramp output after safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz is
restored, targeting roughly 50% of capacity within one month and about 80%
within two months. The remaining capacity — equivalent to two liquefaction
trains damaged by Iranian missile strikes in March — will take years to fully
restore. The guidance is conditional on resumption of secure shipping through
the strait.
