Al-Kaabi: Ras Laffan repairs take 3 years
The statements made by Qatar's Minister of State for Energy Affairs, Saad Sherida Al Kaabi, reveal that repairing the two damaged LNG production pipelines resulting from the attacks on Ras Laffan facilities will take three years. Meanwhile, the repair of another pipeline is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2027. Al Kaabi confirmed that Qatar will restore its natural gas production levels within weeks after reopening the Strait of Hormuz, noting that pipelines cannot be relied upon to transport all the gas due to their nature and cost. He also indicated that Qatar is working on building the world's largest LNG export enterprise, with the first lines of the "Golden Pass" project now operational. He anticipates the second and third lines will come online next year, in addition to constructing the world's largest ethane cracking unit within the "Golden Trains" project in the coming weeks, all aimed at strengthening Qatar's position in the global gas market.
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