Golden Pass LNG Cool Down Cargo Safely Arrives in Sabine Pass: Cool Down Cargo a Major Step Toward First LNG Production
In a major step toward the startup of our LNG export facility, an LNG cargo designed to cool down our facility has safely arrived at our terminal in Sabine Pass, Texas
GOLDEN PASS LNG COOL DOWN CARGO SAFELY ARRIVES IN SABINE PASS: COOL DOWN CARGO A MAJOR STEP TOWARD FIRST LNG PRODUCTION
Houston, Texas – A cool down cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Ras Laffan, Qatar has berthed at the Golden Pass LNG terminal in Sabine Pass, Texas – signaling a major step toward first LNG production. This cargo contributes to the next phase of commissioning and start-up activities, representing major progress toward first LNG from the Golden Pass facility.
The cool down cargo will be used to pre-cool the terminal's LNG storage tanks and associated equipment prior to the commencement of LNG production.
Golden Pass LNG expects to begin exporting LNG from Train 1 early in the new year.
For more information on Golden Pass LNG visit www.goldenpasslng.com.
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Golden Pass LNG will operate one of North America’s largest LNG export terminals, which will include three liquefaction trains with a total capacity of 18.1 million tons per year, five 155,000 m3 LNG storage tanks, and two marine berths for LNG carrier loading. Our commitment to safety, people, integrity, community and environment is evident in the decisions we make every day.
