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Yemen conflict: the impact on oil and gas
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The 2015 conflict in Yemen has crippled much of the country's upstream infrastructure. Force Majeure has been called on many upstream assets, oil production has been cut by half and LNG exports have stopped altogether. Please see the attached slide pack for our analysis of the state of Yemen's upstream industry. It covers: Critical oil and gas infrastructure Key assets and companies affected Our outlook for oil and LNG production Key risks and uncertainties
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