Galveston LNG Bunker Port is a proposed natural gas liquefaction facility located on Shoal Point in Texas City, TX. The facility will have two natural gas liquefaction trains that will produce approximately 600,000 gallons of LNG per day to be used as marine fuel.
Dominion Energy’s Magna liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility is located in Magna, Utah, just west of Salt Lake City. The facility receives natural gas from a pipeline, removes contaminants, then liquefies and stores the LNG on site. It has a storage capacity of up to 15 million gallons of liquid natural gas.
The Bentonville LNG Facility is a liquefied natural gas storage facility located in Johnston County, North Carolina, that has capacity to liquefy up to 10 million cubic feet of natural gas per day.
Dominion Energy plans to build an LNG storage facility in Person County, North Carolina. Construction began in early 2024 and the facility is anticipated to be in service in early 2027.
The Bishopville LNG Storage Facility would be located in Bishopville, Worcester County, Maryland. The Bishopville Facility would utilize approximately 10.56 acres to house five one-hundred-thousand-gallon horizontal storage tanks. The facility would be capable of storing approximately 475,000 gallons of LNG and would have sendout capability of 14,000 dekatherms per day (Dth/d).
The Brunswick-Greensville LNG Storage Facility is a proposed LNG production, storage, and regasification facility that would be located adjacent to the Greensville County Power Station just over the county line in Brunswick County. This facility would serve as a back-up natural gas supply for the Greensville County Power Station and the Brunswick County Power Station… Continue reading Dominion | Brunswick-Greensville LNG Storage Facility
The National Grid LNG Field Point Facility is an LNG storage facility in Providence, Rhode Island. It has been used for storage since 1974 and is connected to the Narragansett Electric Company’s distribution system downstream a connection with the Algonquin Gas Transmission System.
Plans to expand the Port of Tacoma’s existing LNG terminal were canceled in early 2024.
Puget Sound Energy operates an LNG facility located at the Port of Tacoma. The facility is owned by the Port of Tacoma and leased to Puget. The facility was commissioned in 2022. The facility is too small to produce enough LNG for export. An expansion plan was canceled in early 2024.
Énergir’s Gaz Metro LNG plant in Montreal, Quebec, has been operational since 1976. It as a 0.21 mtpa capacity.
