Venture Global LNG requests approval to bring gas to key Plaquemines pipe

Venture Global LNG Inc. is on track to potentially introduce feed gas to its Plaquemines LNG project by year-end, as it awaits FERC’s approval to begin using a segment of its Gator Express pipeline. This pipeline, crucial for connecting to the Texas Eastern Transmission pipeline system, would facilitate the delivery of nearly 2 Bcf/d to the Plaquemines facility.

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Despite delays in Phase I of the pipeline, construction on Phase II has completed, and if approved, could see the equipment operational within the week. The project is projected to add a significant amount of LNG takeaway capacity.

Projections in the EIA’s most recent Short-Term Energy Outlook estimate that in combination with the Stage 3 expansion of Corpus Christi, the project could increase U.S. net natural gas exports by up to 6%, with Plaquemines able to potentially begin production as soon as 2024’s end.

Source: Gelber & Associates

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