LNG Latest News | 17% LNG Disrupted: India Braces For Energy Shock

India is facing the prospect of a major energy squeeze after strikes on Qatar’s key gas infrastructure knocked out nearly 17% of its LNG export capacity. With India importing around 20% of its natural gas from Qatar, the disruption could have long-term implications, especially as repairs may take up to 3 to 5 years. While recent vessel movements have provided temporary relief, global energy markets are expected to tighten, pushing up spot prices and increasing India’s import bill. The impact could be felt across multiple sectors, including city gas distribution, power generation, fertilisers, and cooking gas. As volatility in global energy markets continues, India may be forced to look for alternative suppliers at higher costs, raising concerns over inflation, supply stability, and long-term energy security.