Qatar’s central bank governor, Bandar bin Mohammed bin Saoud Al Thani, told Bloomberg that around 17% of the country’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export revenue has been lost to the regional conflict and that damage to gas infrastructure is “huge,” with two to three years needed for a full recovery, according to TASS.

In March, QatarEnergy chief executive Saad al-Kaabi had put at up to five years the repairs to two of the 14 liquefaction trains hit by Iranian attacks (12.8 million tons a year of capacity, equivalent to about $20 billion in annual revenue).