Golden Pass LNG
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UnclaimedGolden Pass LNG operates an LNG terminal near Sabine Pass, Texas, described as among the largest LNG facilities in the world.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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Overview
Golden Pass LNG is a liquefied natural gas terminal and regasification facility in Sabine Pass, Texas, described as among the largest LNG facilities in the world with capacity to produce more than 18 million metric tons of LNG per year. Its stated vision is to be the premier LNG export company in North America, and its mission is to bring clean energy from Texas to power the world. The company states that its first LNG export cargo has departed.
History
Golden Pass LNG states that in the early 2000s there was growing demand for a cleaner energy source in the United States, and that its shareholders saw an opportunity to import natural gas into the United States. The Golden Pass LNG import project began in November 2003. Construction of the Golden Pass Pipeline was completed in 2009, followed by completion of the terminal construction in 2010. Golden Pass received its first LNG cargo in October 2010 on the Al Khuwair Q-Flex ship. Around 2012, it was estimated that the United States had enough natural gas supply to last more than 100 years, and the company states that the start of a new project occurred in 2012 – the Golden Pass LNG export project. The company also states that its first LNG export cargo has departed.
Products and positioning
Vision: to be the premier LNG export company in North America.
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