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Qatar still looking to steal Australia's LNG crown

Remains committed to world's largest LNG project despite LNG price slump

paul hunt

 Al-Kaabi noted that the COVID-19 pandemic had hit international LNG prices due to an oversupply of gas, and that while Qatar had been forced to delay awarding contracts for the development of the North...

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