Gulf LNG Liquefaction is a proposed LNG export expansion at the existing Gulf LNG terminal in Pascagoula, Mississippi. FERC authorized the project in 2019 with a deadline extended to July 16, 2029. The federal environmental review puts grid power for electric helper motors at 18 MW and the remainder of the expansion at about 100 MW.

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On July 16, 2019 FERC issued an order authorizing GLLC to site, construct, and operate the Gulf LNG Liquefaction Project. The project would enable export of up to 10.85 million metric tons per year of natural gas as LNG.

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Electricity and grid: Electrical service for the existing terminal is provided by Mississippi Power Company via a dedicated 23,000 volt line. The expansion would draw 18 MW through four 4.5 MW electric-driven helper motors from the regional transmission grid. Gulf LNG would also require about 100 MW of power to operate the remainder of the Terminal Expansion.