26 April 2024
Interview: Cheniere Energy’s president of supply and marketing – Jean Abiteboul
Publication date: 01 March 2012
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Houston-based Cheniere Energy is planning to make a final investment decision (FID) on its 18 mtpa Sabine Pass liquefaction terminal in the US state of Louisiana as early as March this year after tying up 16 mtpa of the total 18 mtpa of capacity under long term deals with international buyers - holding back the remaining visual_editor mtpa for the spot market. Following the success of this four-train project, there have already been a number of enquiries into further volumes which could be made available from a potential expansion at Sabine Pass. And despite Cheniere only announcing its intention to develop an LNG export at the company’s existing Corpus Christi site in Texas last December, Indian LNG buyers are among a number of interested parties to have made an enquiry already about a possible long-term supply deal from the proposed liquefaction plant.