Caturus plans 7.75 Mtpa Commonwealth LNG expansion in Louisiana

  • Caturus announced a five-train expansion for its Commonwealth LNG export facility.
  • The project would add 7.75 Mtpa and raise planned capacity to approximately 17.25 Mtpa.
  • Caturus has not announced financing or a final investment decision for the expansion.

Caturus LLC announced a five-train, 7.75 million tonnes per annum expansion of its Commonwealth LNG export facility in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, which would raise total planned capacity from 9.5 Mtpa to approximately 17.25 Mtpa. The proposal follows Caturus's final investment decision and $9.75 billion financing for the six-train base project, construction of which is underway with operations targeted for 2030. About 8.5 Mtpa of the base facility is subscribed under long-term LNG supply agreements. The additional capacity is targeted for the early 2030s, but Caturus has not announced a final investment decision or financing package for the expansion. The company plans to apply the first phase's modular construction methods, supplier relationships and integrated upstream gas supply model to the proposed development.

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