Sabine Pass Files to Increase Authorized LNG Production Capacity
Posted on Oct 29, 2013 in Federal Regulation, LNG Exports | Comments Off on Sabine Pass Files to Increase Authorized LNG Production Capacity
Sabine Pass LNG (Sabine Pass) filed an application with FERC to increase the authorized LNG production capacity of the first four liquefaction trains at the proposed LNG export facility in Cameron Parish, La. from an aggregate of 803 Bcf/year to an aggregate of 1006 Bcf/year. Sabine Pass states that the 803 Bcf/year authorization was based on the conservative nameplate capacity of those production trains and that Sabine Pass has calculated the peak LNG production and export capability of those facilities to be approximately 1006 Bcf/year. Sabine Pass seeks to match the authorization with the peak capability of the facilities. Sabine Pass’s application can be found here.