Selection last month of Fluor Corp. and JGC Corp. as front-end engineering and design contractor for Phase 2 of the massive 14-million-ton-per-day liquefied natural gas export terminal in British Columbia was a hopeful sign to the sector of final investment decision to build that companion.
Bechtel has received a notice to proceed from Cheniere Energy Inc. for the next expansion phase of its liquified natural gas export terminal in the Texas city.
Located 40 miles off Cameron Parish, La., plant would have four trains and be the first such offshore facility in the U.S., set to produce up to 13.2 million metric tons of LNG annually, developer said.
NextDecade announced $9B in contracts with Bechtel Energy for work at Rio Grande LNG export site and Glenfarne taps Worley for
engineering on $10.8-billion Alaskan North Slope gas 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