QatarEnergy offers gasoil and diesel, document shows, first such cargo since February

By Reuters News

- QatarEnergy is offering one November-loading gasoil cargo and one gas-to-liquid diesel cargo via a spot tender, according to a tender document reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday, marking the firm's first such spot offer since the end of February.

  • QatarEnergy is looking to sell on a free-on-board basis 14,000 metric tons 2,500ppm sulphur gasoil and up to 40,000 tons of gas-to-liquid (GTL) diesel loading from its Ras Laffan site, the document showed

  • Both cargo loading times are between November 22 and November 29, with the option to co-load volumes together

  • The tender closes on November 3 with same-day validity

  • QatarEnergy was offering one GTL diesel cargo for March 17-18 loading in end-February, multiple trade sources said

  • The firm typically offers spot cargoes on a monthly basis

  • Shell said ‌in early October that it had partially restarted its Pearl GTL site in Qatar, with QatarEnergy also resuming sales and delivery for its GTL naphtha

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