July 12, 2023
Energy Transfer LP announced today that it has entered into three non-binding Heads of Agreement (HOAs) related to long-term LNG offtake from its Lake Charles LNG project for an aggregate of 3.6 mtpa. One of the HOAs specifies that a Japanese consortium would purchase 1.6 mtpa for a 20-year term, subject to an option to convert the offtake arrangement to an equity participation providing for the same volume of LNG. Under one of the HOAs, Chesapeake Energy Marketing LLC would supply to Lake Charles LNG volumes of natural gas sufficient to produce 1.0 mtpa of LNG for a period of 15 years and, post liquefaction, Gunvor Singapore Pte Ltd would purchase LNG from Chesapeake at a price indexed to the Japan Korea Marker (JKM) for a period of 15 years. The other HOA is with a U.S. customer and relates to a tolling arrangement for 1.0 mtpa for a 15-year term. The HOAs are subject to the negotiation and execution of definitive agreements.
“We are pleased with the continued confidence of our customers in the Lake Charles LNG project,” said Tom Mason, President of Lake Charles LNG. “These HOAs are important for the successful development of the project, along with the continuation of certain pre-FID work with one of our EPC contractors.”
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December 5, 2019
The proposed Lake Charles LNG project received approval from FERC on December 5, 2019 for a five-year extension to build an LNG export facility at Energy Transfer's existing import terminal and regasification facility in Lake Charles, LA, and place them into service. This important milestone is part of Energy Transfer's continued efforts to advance the Lake Charles LNG export project on the US Gulf Coast toward a final investment decision.
LNG Journal highlighted our proposed Lake Charles LNG export facility in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Lake Charles LNG is a fully permitted project having received authorizations from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Department of Energy.
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