Cheniere seeks approval to raise Corpus Christi midscale train capacity
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November 20, 2025

Cheniere seeks approval to raise Corpus Christi midscale train capacity

Cheniere has asked the US FERC for authorization to increase the LNG production capacity of nine midscale trains at its Corpus Christi plant. The company is seeking to boost their combined output by 251 bcf/year, raising the authorized capacity from 752.14 bcf/year to about 1,003.14 bcf/year.

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Cheniere seeks approval to raise Corpus Christi midscale train capacity

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