In September 2024, QatarEnergy announced its plans to build a 2,000-megawatt new solar power project in Dukhan aiming to double Qatar’s solar energy production. Since 2023, QatarEnergy LNG has been using the services of a satellite-based methane monitoring provider, for its onshore and offshore facilities. Methane intensity remains below 0.01%, indicating that its assets are already near zero. Its ongoing Flare Reduction Project across all of its LNG assets at Ras Laffan Industrial City redirected approximately 2.4 million standard cubic feet per day of flared gas to operational trains, helping to reduce the flaring intensity of its LNG operations by around 0.02%.