EU faces winter with decade-low gas reserves, prices triple on Qatari LNG loss
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TotalEnergies signed agreements to receive LNG from ADNOC in the UAE and to sell LNG to a Chinese firm, expanding its position across the LNG value chain. The deals lock in supply and demand, reflecting growing competition for LNG volumes amid global energy security concerns. Financial terms and volumes are undisclosed, but the move signals strategic alignment with Gulf producers and Asian buyers.
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