This photo shows one of the LNG processing trains at Ras Laffan in Qatar. After the March 2026 missile strikes, QatarEnergy said the damage to the LNG facilities would take about three to five years to repair, and reporting indicated that two of 14 trains were hit, reducing export capacity by about 17%. Estimates also put repair costs around $25 billion, with major implications for LNG supply to Europe, Asia, and global energy markets.

I photographed this facility three times over several years. To help put this unnecessary war in context, I’ve curated photographs of major energy infrastructure around the world on my website, WayneEastep.com, under Energy.

Sources: Reuters, CNBC, Al Jazeera, Intellinews, and Rystad Energy.

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