- Maryland
- nation's second major operating LNG export terminal in the lower 48
- ready to test the system; will inject gas into the pre-treatment and liquefactions areas
- on schedule or slightly ahead of schedule
- $3.8 billion project
- peak capacity, one liquefaction train:
- 5.75 mn t/yr
- 770 mn cf/d
- 21.8 mn cm/d
- when Cove Point comes on line, the contiguous US will have peak LNG export capacit oty of 25.75 mn t/year
- the fourth liquefaction train at Louisian's Sabine Pass LNG export terminal started operating in late July (2017)
- six LNG export projects are being built or completed in the lower 48
- with these projects, combined capacity in the US should reach 75 mn t/yr
- compare to Qatar: 77 mn t/yr
- customers: India, Japan, Kansas
This is always a fun site to re-read.
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Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay,
Watchin' The VLCC's Roll In,
And Then Watchin' Them Roll Away Again
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