Louisiana is Playing an Increasingly Critical Role in the Global LNG Supply Chain
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Louisiana is Playing an Increasingly Critical Role in the Global LNG Supply Chain
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and exports are booming in Louisiana and set to grow further. Demand for LNG has been increasing for several years, further elevating Louisiana’s longstanding prominence in the global energy supply chain.
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Devin Harrison
Louisiana Economic Development
Executive Director, Business Development
India Bellard
Louisiana Economic Development
Director, Business Development
Jason Lanclos
Louisiana Economic Development
Director, State Energy Development and Planning
Marlene Janetos
Louisiana Economic Development
Director of Engagement
Description
Louisiana boasts four of the nation’s LNG export terminals, with more facilities planned.
Nearly 50,000 miles of integrated pipelines crisscross every major highway, railroad and navigable waterway in the state.
The state holds 6% of the nation’s natural gas reserves.
Located outside of Lafayette, the Henry Hub is a natural gas pipeline that serves as the official delivery location for New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) futures contracts.
Nearly 50,000 miles of integrated pipelines crisscross every major highway, railroad and navigable waterway in the state.
The state holds 6% of the nation’s natural gas reserves.
Located outside of Lafayette, the Henry Hub is a natural gas pipeline that serves as the official delivery location for New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) futures contracts.
