Cameron LNG

Cameron LNG is a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal near the Gulf of Mexico, constructed in 2001, aiming to provide clean and efficient natural gas supplies to North America. With domestic natural gas production in the U.S. at an all-time high, the Energy Information Administration estimates a 100-year supply of natural gas in the country. In response to these market conditions, Cameron LNG has constructed bi-directional facilities for natural gas liquefaction and export alongside the existing terminal. This enables the company to liquefy domestically-produced natural gas for export, import and regasify LNG for domestic markets, and re-export foreign-sourced LNG. Cameron LNG is a joint venture owned by Sempra Infrastructure, TotalEnergies, Mitsui, and Japan LNG Investment, LLC - a partnership of Mitsubishi Corporation and Nippon Yusen Kabashiki Kaisha (NYK). These partners bring extensive international and LNG market experience to the project. The company's headquarters are located in Houston, Texas. With an estimated total investment of approximately $10 billion, the liquefaction project has not only created new jobs and economic prosperity in the region but also provided America’s trading partners with access to supplies of natural gas. The company operates in the Energy, Oil, and Gas industries, positioned to benefit from the growing demand for LNG in the global energy market.