LNG

Gulfstream LNG, an US greenfield project, is advancing through FERC’s pre-filing review, while Texas LNG has already moved further along in the regulatory process and is working toward final authorization.

Cash-rich incumbents are leading the next wave of brownfield US LNG expansions, as the Iran war has escalated project costs, disproportionately disadvantaging greenfield projects – such as Argent LNG – that lack existing infrastructure.

Woodside Energy and the East Timor government have agreed to use feedgas from the Greater Sunrise field for a proposed greenfield LNG terminal. Start-up is targeted as early as 2032 to 2035, subject to concept selection and investment decisions.