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Qatar Plans Two Power Plants for Lebanon and 20-Year LNG Deal

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Veröffentlicht20. Oktober 2026 um 08:17
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RechtsraumGolfstaaten (GCC)

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Qatar plans to construct two power plants in Lebanon over the next three years and sign a 20-year liquefied natural gas supply deal under a proposal to revive the ailing Lebanese power sector, a document seen by Reuters showed.

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Qatar Plans Two Power Plants for Lebanon and 20-Year LNG Deal

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