A Qatari LNG tanker has passed through the Strait of Hormuz and reached the Gulf of Oman. It is the first visible movement of Qatar’s LNG out of the Gulf through the waterway since July.
The Al Marrouna, which loaded LNG in Qatar early last month, was in the Gulf of Oman on Tuesday morning local time.
Its next destination was listed as Port Qasim in Pakistan, with a possible arrival on Thursday, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg.
The tanker was sending its location while it made the trip through Hormuz.
Several empty Qatari LNG tankers have started moving back toward the Persian Gulf. This could mean Qatar is preparing some vessels for LNG shipments through Hormuz again, although it is not clear whether regular exports will resume.
Qatar has stopped sending LNG through the waterway since one of its tankers was attacked in late July. Before the war, Qatar accounted for about one-fifth
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