US LNG news

The U.S. Trade and Development Agency will bring a delegation of energy sector decision makers from Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco to the US to showcase US LNG technologies that can support the development of priority gas infrastructure in the Middle East and North Africa.

Caturus LLC has announced a five train, 7.75 million tpy expansion project for its Commonwealth LNG export facility in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, which would nearly double the site’s planned capacity to approximately 17.25 million tpy.

Cheniere Energy’s Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 project, with an expanded capacity of 3.1 billion ft3/d, has made the Corpus Christi terminal the second-largest facility in the US.

Sempra Infrastructure has announced a 20-year sales and purchase agreement with Petrobras, under which Sempra Infrastructure will supply approximately 0.8 million tpy of LNG.

Venture Global, Inc. and China Gas Holdings Ltd have executed a new sales and purchase agreement for the purchase of 0.5 million tpy of US LNG from Venture Global for 20 years starting in 2030.

MET International and Shell have entered into a new long-term LNG purchase agreement, whereby Shell will supply MET with LNG from its US portfolio over a multi-year period.

Baker Hughes and Venture Global LNG are expanding their long-standing collaboration to advance critical US gas infrastructure including the Cloud Connector Pipeline project and Plaquemines LNG facility.

Technip Energies has announced SnapLNG 1.5, a standardised, fully modular and electrified LNG solution enabled by Honeywell Technologies and Siemens Energy.

CB&I has been chosen by Argent LNG as the preferred EPC contractor for three full-containment LNG storage tanks at Argent LNG’s proposed LNG export terminal at Port Fourchon, Louisiana.

Argent LNG has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Government of the Republic of Albania to jointly evaluate the development of a large scale onshore LNG storage and regasification terminal on the Albanian coast.