First U.S. east coast export facility is expected to enter commercial service in early March Dominion Energy Cove Point (DECP, ticker: D) has begun producing liquefied natural gas. The company’s newly constructed natural gas liquefaction facility is undergoing commissioning in Lusby, MD. When commissioning is complete, DECP will produce LNG for its customer joint venture ST Cove Point, a JV
Cove Point targets first cargoes to ship in early 2018 Dominion Energy’s Cove Point LNG facility in Lusby, Maryland, is sprinting into the stretch on the final lap in the race to export U.S. energy. When it crosses the finish line, Cove Point will become the U.S.’s second natural gas liquefaction plant to begin exporting liquefied U.S. natural gas (LNG)
Dominion Energy (ticker: D) issued a statement today saying it would begin commercial operations early next year under the terms of previously negotiated 20-year contracts with ST Cove Point, which is the joint venture of Sumitomo Corporation and Tokyo Gas, and for GGULL, the U.S. affiliate of GAIL (India) LTD. Responding to a report from India’s Oil Minister, reported by
Introduces feed gas this week: commissioning operations underway Dominion Energy Cove Point (ticker: D) introduced feed gas into its new LNG facility this week. The facility has been under design, permitting and construction for the past several years and it is finally undergoing the commissioning process in Lusby, MD. When Cove Point is greenlighted to export liquefied natural gas, it
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