New pipeline expands Gulf Coast liquified natural gas network (opens original article in a new tab)

Sempra Infrastructure has started operating the Port Arthur Louisiana Connector pipeline, expanding the Gulf Coast's LNG network. The 42-inch pipeline can transport 2 billion cubic feet of natural gas daily to the Port Arthur LNG terminal, with commercial exports expected in 2027. A second expansion is approved to double capacity.

• Sempra Infrastructure began operating the Port Arthur Louisiana Connector pipeline.
• The pipeline can transport 2 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day to the Port Arthur LNG terminal.
• Commercial LNG exports from Port Arthur Phase 1 are expected in 2027, with a second expansion approved.
• The project was completed ahead of schedule and under a sub-$1 billion budget.