Energy Transfer Suspends Lake Charles LNG Project


   
Barani Krishnan
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   SECAUCUS,NJ (DTN) -- Energy Transfer announced Thursday (12/18) that it was 
suspending its Lake Charles LNG project and also upsizing its $5.6 billion 
Desert Southwest Expansion Project pipeline.

   The Lake Charles LNG project had a planned capacity of 16.45 million metric 
tons per annum that would have delivered roughly 2.33 billion cubic feet per 
day.

   The Desert Southwest pipeline will have its diameter increased to 48 inches 
from a prior 42 inches, enabling its gas delivery capacity to reach up to 2.3 
billion cubic feet per day, Energy Transfer said in a statement.




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