Happy Tuesday!
Did anyone
happen to read the Oil & Gas Journal’s OGJ Daily Update Newsletter on
July 27, 2026, their article titled, “Argent LNG wins DOE approval to export to
free-trade agreement countries”? The
article goes on to speak on another LNG project in Louisiana which was approved
by the U.S. Department of Energy last week with a presidential permit which
allows them to export to free-trade agreement (FTA) countries for two decades
from their first commercial shipment of LNG, and their non-FTA permit is still
under review. Argent LNG filed to have
their future 25 million tpy LNG facility approved. The facility is expected to have up to twelve
modular LNG trains, two storage tanks and a 350 MW gas-fired power plant and
two marine berths. The facility will be constructed
Port Fourchon, Louisiana which is the southernmost port on the southern tip of
the state. Well, the company is in the beginning of the process to have their
LNG export facility approved and construction isn’t expected for over a year
with 2030 as its completion date, if we hear anything else on the facility, we
will let you know. We wish them luck with advancing their project. If you would like to read more of the Oil
& Gas Journal’s article, please click the link: Argent
LNG wins DOE approval to export to free-trade agreement countries | Oil &
Gas Journal.
Our team has
experience in developing hydrocarbon storage facilities as well as helping you
transport your hydrocarbons, so if you too would like to get a project going,
we’re here to help! Don’t forget to
check out our ESC website or
contact us via the email in the Blog!
We hope you have a wonderful evening and a productive week! Keep cool!
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