Qatar will stand 'in solidarity with Europe' and will keep natural gas flowing there, even if other customers are willing to pay more, Qatari Energy Minister Saad Al Kaabi told CNN's Becky Anderson in an exclusive interview.
Doha, Qatar Qatar will stand"in solidarity with Europe" and will keep natural gas flowing there, even if other customers are willing to pay more, Qatari Energy Minister Saad Al Kaabi told CNN's Becky Anderson in an exclusive interview on Thursday.
The Gulf monarchy supplies some European countries with liquefied natural gas but has the contractual right to divert supply to other customers -— primarily in Asia — if they are willing to pay more.Most of Qatar's LNG supply to Europe is contractually divertible. But Qatar will keep sending gas in Europe, as countries there try to wean themselves off Russian energy.
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