Ollen notified of termination of 1 million-ton-per-year Qatar LNG contract
Original headline올렌, 카타르 LNG 연 100만t 계약 해지 통보
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Poland's Orlen has notified QatarEnergy LNG of its termination of one of its liquefied natural gas supply contracts, covering roughly 1 million tonnes per year, after citing continued force majeure that prevented QatarEnergy from meeting delivery obligations. The contract, originally signed by Polish gas firm PGNiG in 2009 with deliveries starting in 2016 and set to run through 2034, is oil-indexed and covers about 15.3 TWh annually; Orlen pegged its estimated 2026 contract value at €570 million. The notice leaves the agreement in effect for 60 days, and Orlen continues to receive up to 1 million tonnes per year under a separate gas-indexed arrangement. The move matters because it reshapes a long-standing Polish-Qatari supply relationship at a time when European buyers are reworking LNG terms, and the next thing to watch is how Orlen replaces the volumes and whether further contract disputes with QatarEnergy follow.
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