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Country-level LNG and oil physical-flow statistics built from vessel observation. Concretely: automated per-port loading statistics (the Qatar page tracks LNG carrier loadings at Ras Laffan, the country's only LNG loading port, monthly from October 2022 with a last-30-days table and ~1-day delay); a global LNG module covering LNG plants, regasification terminals, an LNG carrier tracker with per-vessel voyages, loadings and discharges, maritime LNG trade, LNG contracts, LNG bunkering and natural gas production; statistical loading/unloading volumes by country over rolling 365-day, calendar-year and quarter windows; country-to-country seaborne trade-route tables; EU / Great Britain / Ukraine underground-gas-storage injection and withdrawal series with seasonality; and a gas-pipeline list and map. A parallel crude-and-refined-products module and per-country oil-industry datasets (Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia), plus a crude/gas-condensate grade-quality reference table. The Qatar page additionally carries an incident record — a March 2026 strike on Ras Laffan that shut QatarEnergy LNG and triggered force majeure, two trains (12.5 MTPA combined) taken out for a year leaving 64.6 MTPA of 77 MTPA capacity, and Pearl GTL operating capacity halved — which makes this a damage-and-recovery timeline dataset as well as a flow series.