LNG Firm Notifies DOE of Quiet Ownership Switch
Published Date: 5/23/2025
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Summary
Louisiana LNG Infrastructure LLC is planning a change in who owns part of their company, and they told the Department of Energy about it on May 1, 2025. This change affects the people who control the company’s natural gas operations but doesn’t mention any money or timing changes yet. The DOE is keeping an eye on this to make sure everything stays smooth and legal.
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