Shell declares force majeure on LNG contracts from Qatar
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Shell declared force majeure on LNG contracts from Qatar after a production halt at a facility.
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Shell has declared force majeure on its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) contracts originating from Qatar. This declaration follows Qatar's announcement last week of a production halt at a facility. Consequently, Qatar also declared force majeure on its LNG shipments.
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Shell declared force majeure on its LNG contracts from Qatar following a production halt.
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