US LNG export terminal developers are stepping up their courtship of Saudi Aramco to secure investments in their projects, following the state-owned oil and gas company’s IPO last month. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Aramco has vowed to pump almost $160 billion into growth in the natural gas sector over the next decade, with a sizable portion of that money to be designated for LNG projects overseas. Beyond the Middle East, Russia and Africa, it also has been looking intently at the US, where S&P Global Platts Analytics expects LNG export capacity to more than double to roughly 13.7 Bcf/d by 2025 versus 2019. Seizing that opportunity, Sempra Energy’s proposed Port Arthur LNG export project in Texas reached a preliminary deal in May 2019 […]