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Plaquemines LNG to commission two more liquefaction blocks with nitrogen

World Maritime

According to a filing dated January 13, the regulator approved the commissioning of the liquefaction train system blocks 7 and 8 with nitrogen gas. FERC granted the commissioning of

to export the first commissioning cargo from its Plaquemines LNG plant.

The approval came just a week after Venture Global started producing LNG at the company’s second facility.

With this, Plaquemines LNG became the eighth US LNG export facility.

Venture Global sent the first commissioning cargo from its Plaquemines plant on December 27, 2024, and this shipment was recently delivered to Germany’s Wilhelmshaven.

Besides this shipment, Venture Global shipped the second commissioning cargo from its Plaquemines plant earlier this month.

Venture Global’s 174,000-cbm newbuild carrier, Venture Gator, appears to be heading to Europe as well, as shown by the AIS data provided by VesselsValue.

The final destination is currently not available.

In addition, Venture Global is also preparing to send the third shipment from the Plaquemines LNG plant.

The 2021-built 174,000-cbm, Isabella, was on Tuesday located at the LNG plant, its AIS data shows.

The LNG carrier is owned by Greece’s Maran Gas and chartered by Norway’s Equinor.

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