Articles Tagged with ''LNG export terminal''

Private developer gains majority stake from state-owned entity to build planned 20-million-tonne-per-year export terminal near Anchorage and 807-mile gas feeder pipeline.

Australia based contractor Worley is building the liquefied natural gas export terminal for Venture Global along Louisiana's Gulf Coast near an existing facility

Company bankruptcy filing stemmed from a major cost dispute with the owners of the Golden Pass LNG export terminal project in Texas, from which it exited as lead contractor.

Applications for LNG export terminals have been on hold since January, when the U.S. Energy Dept. paused approvals.

When completed, the three-train terminal would be one of the largest in the U.S., with a capacity of about 16.5 million tons per year, according to developer Energy Transfer.

But Exxon CEO told investors Aug. 2 that long turmoil at $11B Golden Pass gas export terminal forces six-month startup delay, to end of 2025.

Zachry Holdings Inc. and project owners ExxonMobil and Qatar Energy are negotiating to resolve an ongoing battle over payments, layoffs, stalled work and leadership on the $10.5-billion project—while a July 1 federal court ruling has reversed the Biden Administration pause on approvals of new LNG facilities

Owners Pembina Pipeline and the Haisla Nation say it has some of the sector's most innovative emissions control technologies, but not enough to appease environmental-advocate opponents.

The pause directly impacts four proposed projects that are pending US Energy Dept. approval, but more are also in earlier stages of the authorization process. 

Australian firm discloses award for estimated $5B Calcasieu Pass 2 first phase, but construction start still awaits government approval as project faces rising opposition from environmental advocates and others.