NextDecade gets permit for Rio Grande LNG Train 6
NextDecade has received a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for its Rio Grande LNG Train 6 expansion, designed to add 6.03 mtpa of liquefaction capacity. The Army Corps approval covers work associated with the Train 6 expansion, notably construction of new liquefaction train and a third marine berth.
NextDecade files for Rio Grande Train 6, gets Phase 1 extension
US federal regulators have granted NextDecade another three years to complete the first five trains at its Rio Grande LNG export project, extending the in-service-deadline to November 2031. NextDecade subsequently filed an application for train 6.
NextDecade targets 2027 FID on Rio Grande LNG Train 6
NextDecade is preparing for a 2027 final investment decision (FID) for Train 6 at its Rio Grande LNG project, as offtake interest already exceeds the facility’s planned capacity.
Largest US LNG exporter Cheniere shipped 566 cargoes in 2021 for $15.86Bln revenue though posts loss
Cheniere Energy, the largest US LNG exporter from the Sabine Pas plant in Louisiana and Corpus Christi in Texas, reported annual revenues up by 70 percent to $15.86 billion, though posted a net loss from changes to the fair value of derivatives and from previous cancelled cargoes.
