The project is in year three of its five-year construction plan, and the jobs are filling up. More importantly, the jobs are filling up locally with Southeast Texas workers.

Yuskiewicz said the global population of 7.5 billion people is expected to be approximately 9.5 billion by 2050, driving the need for more advanced and cleaner technology. The need for LNG specifically is expected to double by that time.

An economist showed a path for Southeast Texas’ leading industry to be a guide into the future during the Greater Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce Banquet.

Golden Pass LNG, a liquefied natural gas terminal in Sabine Pass, is expanding its operations. Construction is being done on the terminal to add liquefaction and export capabilities to its existing operations.

A scholarship program that provides tuition and textbooks and places students with a mentor for real-life work experience is helping Port Arthur and Sabine Pass graduates.

As work on Golden Pass LNG terminal in Sabine Pass progresses, the project is renewing its focus on local workforce development with a new interactive workforce guide.

The Golden Pass export project expects to hire thousands of temporary jobs and about 200 permanent positions.

Golden Pass LNG, along with representatives of construction partner CCZJV, on Wednesday announced a new website aimed at information, training and providing Southeast Texans with industrial jobs.

Anglers in Texas can rejoice at news of the expansion of a nearshore reef just nine-miles off Sabine Pass.

HI20 Reef—a 160 acre site already home to a 120-foot sunken barge and hundreds of granite blocks – is set to be expanded with hundreds of tons of additional diverse materials, including reef pyramids, steel energy industry structures, low-level relief and concrete culverts. The HI20 reef site, 9 miles off Sabine Pass, is rapidly becoming one of the largest artificial reef projects on the upper Texas coast.

Bringing clean energy from Texas to power the world is Golden Pass LNG’s mission, and the company is on track to achieve it. When its first liquefaction train comes online in 2024, Golden Pass will begin sending clean, affordable LNG from the Texas Gulf Coast to customers around the globe.

A little more than a year into construction of a multi-billion export facility, Golden Pass LNG has made headway securing local contractors with more than 150 agreements worth about $245 million, according to a new report from the company.

While Southeast Texas perseveres through the COVID-19 crisis, many companies and residents are getting a boost from opportunity brought to the area by the Golden Pass LNG export project. The project’s EPC contractor CCZJV has committed over $245 million to more than 150 local businesses so far

For many entering the workforce this year, the future may be uncertain. Thanks to the Golden Pass LNG Scholarship for Process Technology, eight Southeast Texas high school graduates can rest easy knowing they can start training for a long-term, fulfilling career - for free.

Golden Pass LNG has awarded eight full-ride scholarships to Southeast Texas high school graduates starting an associate degree in process technology.

Three Southeast Texas school districts and five home repair efforts will receive money or donations from the Golden Pass Hurricane Harvey Recovery Fund, the Foundation for Southeast Texas announced Tuesday.

With global demand for liquefied natural gas accelerating, 2019 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for LNG exporters in the U.S. A number of them will soon decide whether to move ahead with multi billion-dollar projects to ship the bounty of American shale to foreign markets.

Exxon Mobil and Qatar Petroleum will go ahead on construction of the Golden Pass LNG export facility on the Texas Gulf Coast, the companies announced Tuesday.

The Golden Pass Products LLC export project at the existing Golden Pass LNG facility in Sabine Pass is moving forward following a positive final investment decision from its owners, affiliates of Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil.

The highway signs declare, “Hurricane season is here” and ask if you are prepared. Construction season is here, too, and educational and work-force leaders are asking the same question.

Exxon Mobil Corp and Qatar Petroleum told the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Thursday they would start construction of the $10 billion-plus Golden Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal in Texas on May 13.

GlobalData said the contract with the highest export volumes inked by a U.S. project was signed between Golden Pass Products and Ocean LNG Ltd. for 15.6 mmty. Those volumes are to be supplied by Golden Pass LNG for 20 years between 2024 and 2044. That project, which is being developed by Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil Corp. would be built in Sabine Pass, TX, and is expected to start operations in 2024.