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QatarEnergy (formerly Qatar Petroleum) is the state-owned energy company of the State of Qatar. It oversees exploration, production, and development of the country’s oil and gas resources, including the North Field, and is among the world’s leading producers and exporters of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Its activities span the full value chain, from upstream operations to processing, refining, and marketing.
Through major gas processing hubs such as Ras Laffan, QatarEnergy extracts natural gas liquids and condensates that supply domestic refining and petrochemical industries. It also operates large-scale helium recovery and liquefaction, making Qatar a key global supplier of helium.
In the chemicals sector, QatarEnergy participates—often via joint ventures—with production covering petrochemicals and fertilizers, including olefins and polymers, as well as ammonia and urea. The company also holds international upstream interests and engages in technology and marketing partnerships across the energy and chemicals value chains.
Also known as Qatar Petroleum and Qatar Energy.
chemXplore tracks 7 projects involving QatarEnergy, of which 6 are active.
Besides these 6, the record holds 1 completed project.
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3 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Seven deepwater exploration blocks in Brazil’s Ceará Basin (≈4,700 km²; 2,000–3,600 m depths) awarded in ANP’s 6th concession round; contracts expected H1 2027.
Covers Blocks 8 and 22 offshore Angola; stake split 30%/50%/20 with Shell as operator; signed in Luanda and subject to government approvals and final contracts.
Completes swap with Galp to operate PEL83 (Mopane); secures 40% operated stake and plans appraisal from H2 2026 with a three‑well campaign targeting FID in 2028.
Revenue up 15% to RM152.4bn; PAT RM27.2bn; CAPEX RM41.4bn and full ownership of PRefChem expected in 2H 2026 amid West Asia conflict-driven volatility.
Entry into Namibia via PEL 90 gives access to a drill-ready Orange Basin prospect scheduled for testing in 2026; closing subject to regulatory approvals.
Establish joint governance to evaluate and allocate natural gas, power and related resources to downstream industrial projects and create a medium-industries zone in Mesaieed.
Commercial discovery declared for the Glaucus and Pegasus fields in Block 10 offshore Cyprus; parties will advance regulatory approvals and development planning.
Urges targeted clarifications to the EU Methane Regulation and requests stop‑the‑clock, grandfathering and penalty relief ahead of January 2027 provisions.
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