Magnolia LNG permit
Jan 27 (LNGJ) - The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has prepared a final supplemental environmental impact statement for the Magnolia LNG project proposed for Lake Charles in Louisiana, which has a deal to export shipments to Vietnam. The Magnolia project, owned by Australian-listed LNG Ltd, requested authorization to increase capacity at the previously authorized project from 8 million metric tonnes per annum to 8.8 MTPA.
“The increased production capacity would be achieved through the optimization of Magnolia LNG’s final design, including additional and modified process equipment,” the FERC noted. “With the incorporation of the mitigation measures identified in the supplemental EIS, staff concluded the LNG terminal design would include acceptable layers of protection or safeguards,” it added.
Vietnam gives go ahead for Mekong Delta $4Bln power project fuelled by US LNG imports
The Vietnamese province of Bac Lieu held a ceremony to hand over an investment permit to Singapore-based Delta Offshore Energy to develop a $4-billion power project on the Mekong Delta fuelled by imports of liquefied natural gas from the US state of Louisiana.
Vietnam makes progress on first LNG import terminal with power plant on Mekong Delta
Vietnam is making progress on a project to construct a liquefied natural gas import terminal with an associated power plant in Bac Lieu Province in the southern Mekong Delta and the venture is being developed with full foreign infrastructure investment.
