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Gulfstream LNG

Louisiana export terminal picks Kiewit for EPC contract

Gulfstream LNG Development LLC, Houston, said Nov. 1 it has selected Kiewit Energy Group as EPC contractor for a planned 4 million-ton-per year liquefied natural gas export terminal on a 500 acre Gulf of Mexico site in Plaquemines Parish, La.

Baker Hughes is named as the liquefaction equipment provider, and Honeywell UOP will supply the facility's gas treatment technology. The project will involve separate modular LNG trains of less than 1 million tpy being designed to be powered by low carbon and renewable fuels.

Gulfstream said contractor selection “reduces technical uncertainty and highlights industry confidence” in the project. It received a U.S. Energy Dept. export license in early July and will seek Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval after completing its initial funding process.

The firm, which did not disclose the contract values or project investment, said it expects first production in less than six years. Gulfstream said the site deepwater access requires no dredging and provides access to multiple feed gas pipeline networks and a robust electrical grid.