Texas LNG project

The Texas LNG project is a multi-decade liquid natural gas shipping terminal project near Brownsville, Texas. It has been in the planning stages since the early 2010s and, as of 2019, gained regulatory authority approval for construction and operation in the 2020s, with initial export shipments as early as 2025. The facility is intended to enable US natural gas that is in good supply in the US to be efficiently stored and shipped to the global market in an efficient (liquified) form. Note there are two active LNG export terminal projects in the Brownsville area: the Rio Grande LNG project (under construction), the Texas LNG project (subject of this article); associated with those projects is the Rio Bravo pipeline project. FERC approved all three projects together, and they have been jointly the subject of appellate court proceedings. Additionally, FERC originally approved a third LNG export terminal in Brownsville, Annova LNG, at the same time as approving the Rio Grande and Texas projects; however, the developers of the Annova project decided to cancel it in March 2021. The Texas LNG LLC company of Houston, Texas completed environmental review and received a permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in 2019. The company is expected to make the final investment decision on the project no earlier than 2021, and start construction on the project as early as

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