LNG

Oct 23 (LNGJ) - The Texas LNG Brownsville project under Chief Executive Vivek Chandra has submitted a revised draft resource report as part of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission permitting process for the venture planning to produce 4 million tonnes per annum from two liquefaction Trains. "Texas LNG anticipates that the FERC authorization to site, construct and operate the proposed facilities will be issued by mid-2017. Texas LNG plans to begin construction of Phase 1 of the project in 2017 and begin production in 2020," the FERC was told. Texas LNG added that it had identified five other planned LNG export projects located along the Brownsville Ship Channel. Of the five projects, two have been accepted into the FERC's pre-filing program. They are Annova LNG with plans to produce 6 MTPA and the Rio Grande LNG project targeting 27 MTPA of output.