Port Pelican Lng Terminal

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Summary Information

• This project has been Cancelled

• Ownership: Chevron
• Website: http://www.chevron.com/
• Location: 40 miles off the Louisiana coastline in the Gulf of Mexico, USA
• Capacity: million tons/annum
• Status: Cancelled

Brief Description

• The development, also known as Port Pelican, will consist of an LNG ship receiving terminal, LNG storage and regasification facilities, and pipeline interconnection to existing offshore infrastructure to deliver natural gas into the United States interstate gas pipeline network via the Henry Hub.

Technical Details

• Storage capacity:
• Unloading capacity:
• Send out capacity: 1.6 billion standard cubic feet of gas per day
• Constructor:
• Licensor:

Ongoing Projects/Project Status

• Cancelled

Suppliers / Customers

• Suppliers:
• Customers:

History

• 2001 - Texaco launched feasibility study
• 2002 - Application made to US Coast Guard
• 2003 - Permission granted by US Coast Guard
• 2003 - Aker awarded EPC contract
• 2005 - Port Pelican LLC provided a letter to the Maritime Administration and U.S. Coast Guard that it formally announced plans to defer further environmental studies for the construction site, thereby placing the project on hold indefinitely
• 2009 - The Maritime Administration received notification from Port Pelican LLC of the relinquishment of its License

Other Information

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Relevant Links

1. Texaco Announces Gulf of Mexico Offshore LNG Terminal Study
2. ChevronTexaco Files Gulf Of Mexico Offshore LNG Application
3. ChevronTexaco Given Green Light to Build First Offshore LNG Terminal in the United States
4. Aker Kvaerner awarded contract for engineering of LNG terminals
5. Withdrawn Applications, Denied Applications and Surrendered Licenses

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