Equinor Lifts Maiden US Gulf Coast LNG Shipment Under Cheniere Deal
Norwegian energy major Equinor has loaded its first liquefied natural gas cargo from the US Gulf Coast under long-term supply agreements with Cheniere.
Norwegian state-controlled energy producer Equinor has exported its inaugural cargo of liquefied natural gas from the United States Gulf Coast. The lifting initiates operational flows under long-term supply agreements established with Texas-based gas producer Cheniere.
The commencement of shipments from Cheniere's Gulf Coast infrastructure represents a milestone in Equinor's ongoing expansion of its worldwide gas marketing and trading operations. The off-take agreement secures substantial North American liquefaction volumes to supply international markets.
The delivery directly supports Equinor's overarching target to scale up its commercial operations in the sector. The company aims to double the volume of its global LNG portfolio by the end of 2030.
With long-term supply contracts now active with Cheniere, the Norwegian company will continue to absorb volumes from US liquefaction terminals, strengthening long-haul gas transportation links originating from the North American seaboard.
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