Who owns Gulf LNG Holdings Group, LLC

Gulf LNG Holdings Group, LLC - Profile

Gulf LNG Holdings Group owns the Gulf LNG terminal on the Bayou Casotte channel at Pascagoula, Mississippi, a liquefied natural gas receiving, storage and regasification facility that came into service in 2011 at a cost of about 1.1 billion dollars. Ships unload LNG at a single dock permitted for vessels up to 170,000 cubic metres, the cargo is stored in tanks holding roughly 7 billion cubic feet equivalent, and the terminal can vaporise and send out about 1.5 billion cubic feet a day of natural gas through around five miles of its own pipeline into the interstate grid. Capacity is sold under long term terminal use agreements, one of which led to arbitration and litigation with Eni. The holding group also carries a proposed liquefaction project that would add roughly 11 million tonnes a year of export capacity at the same site: Kinder Morgan shelved it in 2022 and has since sought extensions of its federal construction deadline rather than starting work.

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• Kinder Morgan, Inc., as of 31 Dec 2025. Equity-method joint venture interest, not a share count. FY2025 10-K states 50% ownership and a $206 million carrying value at 31 Dec 2025 ($240 million at 31 Dec 2024). source