The U.S. Department of Energy issued the final non-FTA export authorization for Venture Global’s (VG) CP2 facility in Cameron Parish, Louisiana. Venture Global CEO Mike Sabel issued the following statement: “Venture Global is grateful for the Trump Administration’s final approval of CP2, a critical project that will supply American allies with low-cost LNG for decades, support thousands of jobs and greatly benefit the U.S. balance of trade. The CP2 project construction is well underway and we look forward to continue advancing the project safely and quickly to bring new LNG to the global market at a record pace beginning in 2027.”
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