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famous as the Dawlat Qaṭar, is an Arab emirate, in the Middle East, residing the
small Qatar Peninsula on the northeasterly coast of the very larg Arabian Peninsula.
The State of Qatar has the world's highest per capita production and proven
reserves of both natural gas and oil. In the year 2010, Qatar had the world's largest
GDP per capita, while the economy rose by 19.40%, the fastest in the world. It is
presumed that Qatar will invest approx $120 billion in the energy sector in the
coming ten years. The Qatar National Vision 2030 outlines Qatar‘s long-term vision
by providing a framework within which national strategies and implementation plans
can be carried forward properly. The Qatar National Vision 2030 foresees Qatar's
development through four interconnected pillars including human development,
social development, economic development, and environmental development.
The Qatari government is planning to spend more than $5bn by end-2013 to
increase its electricity and potable water production capacity According to
Commercial Bank Capital, the government will infuse $6.9bn and $9bn in the water
and power sectors respectively over the coming years.
"The State of Qatar is very important global energy hub and the Doha Energy Forum
provides an excellent opportunity for industry representatives to discuss changes
and developments in the worldwide energy market and also local," Energy City Qatar
is the region‘s first integrated business hub dedicated to the hydrocarbon industry
providing a single point of access to markets and expertise, in what will be the
Middle East‘s home for global players in the hydrocarbon value chain.
Energy City Qatar will bring leadership of energy industry in one location, which will
exert a pull on investment from considerable global players in the hydrocarbon chain
and hence will provide a distinctive investment opportunity offering high yields and
low risk. Energy City Qatar is the country‘s first integrated business hub dedicated to
the hydrocarbon industry providing a one point of access to markets and expertise.
At Qatar, they have seven LNG trains, from them four are the biggest in the worldwhich
is known as mega-train – each train has 7.8 million tone production capacity
per annum. Today, the customers for Qatar are spread throughout the four corners
of the world in all the European, Asian and the Americas markets. At Qatar, they are
going to add to the global energy diversity and remain committed to the long-term
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