US Energy Department extends export permit terms for five more plants from the Gulf Coast to Florida
Friday, 01 January 2021
The US Department of Energy has extended the terms of five long-term liquefied natural gas export authorizations through 2050 for plants in Louisiana, Texas, Georgia and Florida.
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- US Department of Energy
- Annova LNG project
- Trump Adminnistration LNG move
- Trump LNG permit issuance to 2050
- US LNG exports
- Cameron LNG plant
- Sempra Energy
- Costa Azul export plant
- US exports of lNG
- Mexican LNG plants
- Elba Island LNG
- Eagle LNG
- Caribbean LNG supplies
- US Secretary of Energy
- Dan Brouillette
- Mark W Menezes
- Steven Winberg
- Acting Under Secretary of Energy and Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy
- US officials back LNG
- Trump officials sign LNG extensions
