Cameron LNG is a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receipt terminal situated on an industrial-zoned site along the Calcasieu Channel in Hackberry, Louisiana. It is located 18 miles from the Gulf of Mexico and within 35 miles of five major interstate pipelines. The terminal is connected to these pipelines via the 36-mile Cameron Interstate Pipeline.
Construction on the Cameron LNG regasification terminal started in August 2005 and commercial operations began in July 2009.
The LNG receipt terminal has two marine berths capable of accommodating Q-Flex sized LNG ships, three LNG storage tanks of 480,000 cubic meters, and vaporization capability for regasification services of 1.5 Bcf per day.
Cameron LNG has access to a deep ship channel close to the shoreline and is far removed from highly populated residential areas. The terminal was developed to align with state and local government land-use planning efforts and is fully permitted.
In 2014 Cameron LNG will begin construction on new facilities to liquefy natural gas and export to the world market. Cameron will have bi-directional capabilities to export or import LNG based on changing market conditions. Read more about the expansion project here.
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