Oklahoma City, OK, October 27, 2026 —

QatarEnergy has entered into its first long-term agreement to purchase liquefied natural gas from the U.S. Gulf Coast, in a deal with Cheniere Energy that is set to provide up to 4 million metric tons annually through 2054.

The LNG is to come from Cheniere’s export facilities, according to the available details. The agreement marks QatarEnergy’s first long-term purchase arrangement for LNG from the U.S. Gulf Coast. No information was provided about when deliveries are scheduled to begin or which specific export facilities will supply the gas.

The stated annual volume is a maximum of 4 million metric tons, rather than a confirmed amount that will necessarily be delivered each year. The available summary does not specify the agreement’s pricing, financial value, delivery schedule, or other commercial terms. It also does not identify the intended destinations for the LNG.

QatarEnergy and Cheniere Energy are the parties named in the agreement. The details provided do not include statements from either company, information about any related agreements, or an explanation of how the purchase fits into either company’s broader plans.

The agreement is set to run through 2054, but the specific start date and any conditions affecting the duration or supply were not provided. Further details about the contract’s implementation are also unavailable in the information provided.


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