Pakistan receives second Qatar LNG cargo in October, aims to avoid costly spot purchases
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- Where
- Port Qasimresolved to locality24.831, 67.386
- When
- Occurrence date not stated by reportingFirst reported 2026-10-22
- Sourcing
- 1 reports1 outlet carrying it · independence not established
- How far this got
- localizednamed facility unresolvedThis signal has no sensor recommendation, so there is nothing specific to look for.
Summary
Pakistan has received its second liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo from Qatar in October, aiming to avoid costly spot-market purchases. The Al Kharaitiyat vessel departed Qatar’s Ras Laffan port and is en route to Port Qasim, Pakistan. The gas supplies from this shipment are being injected into the national system. The government is trying to maintain gas supplies while avoiding expensive purchases from the international spot market, where LNG prices can reach $30 per million British thermal units (MMBtu). LNG imported under Pakistan’s existing agreement with Qatar costs around $14 to $15 per MMBtu, roughly half the reported spot-market price.
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What remains unresolved
- named facility unresolved
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