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Who We Are
Our Company
Golden Pass LNG is a joint venture company formed by affiliates of three of the world's largest and most experienced oil and gas companies: Qatar Petroleum (70%), ExxonMobil (17.6%), and ConocoPhillips (12.4%). Working together, the three shareholders have combined expertise and resources in taking another step towards meeting the growing demand for clean-burning energy supplies.
Our Headquarters
The Golden Pass LNG Headquarters offices are located in downtown Houston, Texas, at the 3 Allen Center Building. This location is home to our Commercial staff, which handles the scheduling of LNG cargo and gas pipeline movements for the company. It is also home to various members of the Golden Pass LNG Management Team, Financial positions, IT support, and Legal department.
Our Terminal
The Golden Pass LNG Terminal is a Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) receiving terminal and regasification plant near Sabine Pass, Texas, to help meet the demand for natural gas throughout the United States. The terminal is among the largest LNG import facilities in the world with the capacity to import 15.6 million metric tons of LNG per year, the equivalent of approximately 2 billion cubic feet LNG per day. The Golden Pass LNG Terminal is located 10 miles south of Port Arthur and two miles northwest of Sabine Pass, Texas, in Jefferson County, adjacent to the Sabine-Neches Waterway or Port Arthur Ship Channel. The Port Arthur area serves as an excellent location for an LNG receiving terminal because it is one of a few deepwater ports along the Gulf Coast suitable for importing LNG.
Included in the terminal facility are a dedicated slip to accommodate two LNG ships as well as dock and unloading facilities for the ships. The facility also includes five storage tanks, two LNG processing trains and advanced vaporization systems for warming the LNG back to its gaseous state.
Together, the Golden Pass LNG Terminal and pipeline are providing a safe, reliable and long-term competitive source of energy for Texas and interstate markets.