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QatarEnergy Farms Into Lebanon Offshore Blocks

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Published:
Mon, Jan 30, 2023
Authors
Rafiq Latta, Nicosia
Yousra Samaha, Dubai
Editor
Andrew Kelly
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Harris Hamdan/Shutterstock

QatarEnergy has taken a 30% stake in two Lebanese offshore blocks, with Beirut hoping the deal will lead to gas discoveries rivaling those in neighboring Israel.

Topics:
Offshore Oil and Gas, M&A, Upstream Licensing, Gas Supply
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