The Port Arthur LNG Phase 1 development represents a strategic energy infrastructure investment, featuring dual liquefaction trains and comprehensive LNG facilities with direct Gulf of Mexico access.

Technical Specifications

ComponentDetail
Investment$13 billion
Capacity13 Mtpa nameplate
StorageTwo LNG tanks
Marine FacilitiesDeep draft berth
Highway Relocation3.5 miles
Construction StartMarch 2023

Strategic Advantages

FeatureBenefit
LocationSabine-Neches Channel
Pipeline AccessInterstate System
Vessel AccessQ-Max Capability
Site LayoutLarge Laydown Areas
Resource AccessAbundant Natural Gas
InfrastructurePre-existing Network

Facility Components

Key elements include:
. Dual liquefaction trains
. LNG storage tanks
. Marine loading facilities
. Gas pre-treatment systems
. NGL storage
. Truck loading areas

Project Partners

Major stakeholders include:
. Bechtel (EPC)
. ConocoPhillips
. RWE Supply
. PKN ORLEN
. INEOS
. ENGIE S.A.


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