QatarEnergy signs 20-year US LNG supply deal with Woodside
· Oil & Gas · Qatar · United States
Woodside has struck a two-decade-long supply agreement with QatarEnergy for LNG from its project in Louisiana, United States. The deal locks in long-term offtake of US-produced liquefied natural gas for the Qatari state energy company. It adds to QatarEnergy's growing portfolio of US LNG positions, even as Middle Eastern supply and shipping face disruption. Long-term contracts of this length are the backbone of LNG project financing and give buyers certainty on volumes and sellers certainty on demand.
Why it matters:Qatar's state company building a US LNG book shows how long-term contracts are being used to hedge geographic supply risk across the industry.
Key points
- The agreement runs for 20 years.
- The LNG comes from Woodside's Louisiana project.
- QatarEnergy is the buyer under the deal.
Sources (original reporting)
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