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DOHA: State energy giant Qatar Petroleum will push ahead with its production expansion and foreign asset acquisition strategy to be on par with oil majors, despite a regional political and economic boycott on Doha, its chief executive said.
QP, which produces 4.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed), aims to boost its output to 6.5 million boed in the next 8 years, and is expanding its upstream business abroad, particularly in the United States, CEO Saad Al-Kaabi told Reuters.
Qatar is one of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries鈥� smallest producers but is also one of the most influential players in the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market due to its annual production of 77 million tons.
鈥淲e are in Mexico, we are in Brazil, we are contemplating investing in the US in many areas, in shale gas, in conventional oil. We are looking at many things,鈥� Al-Kaabi said in an interview at QP鈥檚 headquarters in Doha.
鈥淲e are looking very critically at the United States because we have a position there. We have the Golden Pass that we are investing in,鈥� he said.
Qatar Petroleum is the majority owner of the Golden Pass LNG terminal in Texas, with Exxon Mobil Corp. and ConocoPhillips holding smaller stakes.
Al-Kaabi said 鈥渄epending on the project鈥檚 cost and feasibility鈥� he expects to take a final investment decision on expanding the Golden Pass LNG by the end of the year.
鈥淚鈥檓 not in the business of infrastructure. I鈥檓 not going to have a liquefaction plant only. It has to be something that will be linked with an upstream business that we would buy in the US so we need to be naturally hedged,鈥� he added.