Company plans LNG export facility in Lake Charles

Logistics Management

Monday, January 21, 2013

Magnolia LNG is planning to spend $2.2 billion to build a natural gas liquefaction production and export facility at the Port of Lake Charles in Southwest Louisiana. Construction would create 1,000 jobs, but the plant would employ only 45 people when completed. Magnolia said it expects to make a final decision to move forward with the project in late 2014, after it secures permits and completes financing. The mid-scale LNG facility would be located on 90 acres at the p...

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