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    Polish Energy Company Orlen Gets Force Majeure Note From QatarEnergy, Source Says

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    Posted on March 6, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Poland’s ORLEN has received a force majeure notice from QatarEnergy over possible April–May LNG delivery delays amid halted Qatari output following Iranian attacks. However, ORLEN says Qatar accounted for under 10% of its 2025 demand, and existing diversified supply infrastructure mitigates risk.

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    Orlen Receives Force Majeure Notice from QatarEnergy Over LNG Shipments

    QatarEnergy's Force Majeure and Impact on Orlen's LNG Deliveries

    By Marek Strzelecki

    Details of the Force Majeure Notice

    WARSAW, March 6 (Reuters) - Polish oil and gas company Orlen has received a force majeure note from QatarEnergy informing it that two liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo deliveries due to arrive in April and early May could be delayed or canceled, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters.

    Context: QatarEnergy's Declaration

    QatarEnergy declared force majeure on gas exports on Wednesday amid the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.

    Orlen's Response and Supply Security

    The suspension of some LNG production by QatarEnergy does not pose a threat to the security of gas supplies to Poland, Orlen said in an emailed statement on Friday, adding that imports from Qatar accounted for less than 10% of its demand in 2025.

    Diversification and Alternative Supply Routes

    "Diversified supply portfolio and flexible trading tools enable balancing of LNG supplies, including the use of alternative supply routes available on the global market."

    Current Status of LNG Deliveries

    Orlen also said that the LNG delivery from Qatar due in March is being carried out as scheduled.

    (Reporting by Marek Strzelecki. Editing by Jane Merriman and Tomasz Janowski)

    References

    • Riviera - News Content Hub - LNG supply set to be interrupted for weeks after QatarEnergy declares force majeure
    • on the operations of the ORLEN Group
    • ORLEN Achieves Record LNG Deliveries in 2025 While Expanding Fleet and Preparing Poland’s Second LNG Terminal | EuropaWire

    Table of Contents

    • QatarEnergy's Force Majeure and Impact on Orlen's LNG Deliveries
    • Details of the Force Majeure Notice
    • Context: QatarEnergy's Declaration

    Key Takeaways

    • •QatarEnergy declared force majeure on March 4, 2026, after Iranian attacks shuttered LNG production at Ras Laffan and Mesaieed facilities, suspending exports for weeks. (rivieramm.com)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Polish energy company Orlen gets force majeure note from QatarEnergy, source says

    1Why did Orlen receive a force majeure notice from QatarEnergy?

    Orlen received a force majeure notice from QatarEnergy warning that two LNG cargoes due in April and early May could be delayed or canceled.

    2Will the force majeure impact Poland's gas supply security?

    According to Orlen, the suspension of some LNG production by QatarEnergy does not pose a threat to the security of gas supplies to Poland.

    Orlen's Response and Supply Security
  • Diversification and Alternative Supply Routes
  • Current Status of LNG Deliveries
  • •
    ORLEN’s LNG imports from Qatar formed less than 10% of its gas demand in 2025, with the company citing a diversified portfolio—including U.S. LNG contracts and its own carrier fleet—as buffering supply shocks. (orlen.pl)
  • •In 2025, ORLEN achieved record LNG throughput—81 shipments delivered to Świnoujście terminal (nearly 6 million tonnes), majority from the U.S., with infrastructure expansion (terminal capacity and new vessels) reinforcing energy security. (news.europawire.eu)
  • 3How significant are QatarEnergy’s supplies to Orlen's overall gas demand?

    Imports from Qatar account for less than 10% of Orlen's gas demand in 2025.

    4Is the LNG delivery from Qatar in March affected?

    Orlen said that the LNG delivery from Qatar due in March is being carried out as scheduled.

    5How will Orlen manage the potential disruption in LNG supplies?

    Orlen states its diversified supply portfolio and flexible trading tools enable it to balance LNG supplies and utilize alternative supply routes.

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