Cameron LNG

Cameron LNG is a U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) business whose operations center on a liquefaction facility near Hackberry in southwest Louisiana. Its corporate headquarters are in Houston, Texas, while its terminal is located near the Calcasieu River, approximately 18 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. The company’s name comes from Cameron Parish, the Louisiana parish associated with the facility’s region. The facility was developed from a regasification facility in 2011 to provide global markets with access to LNG supplies through the deep-water Calcasieu ship channel. Cameron LNG says it has three liquefaction trains to process natural gas and load LNG onto ships. Its stated purpose is to provide safe, efficient, and cost-effective natural gas liquefaction and regasification services for its partners and their customers. The company describes its activity as delivering U.S. LNG to customers around the world. Cameron LNG identifies Sempra Infrastructure, Mitsui & Co., Mitsubishi Corporation, TotalEnergies, and NYK Line as its partners. The site characterizes these partners as bringing LNG market and shipping experience, but the supplied material does not specify ownership percentages or a controlling parent. Cameron LNG reports that more than 200 employees work at the operation and emphasizes operational safety, reliability, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. Its stated local commitments include safeguarding wildlife and marshlands and supporting local businesses and schools.

Cameron LNG is a commercial LNG business associated with a terminal in southwest Louisiana. The supplied company material describes the operation as having developed from a regasification facility in 2011. Its location near Hackberry, on the Calcasieu River and close to the deep-water Calcasieu ship channel, connects the facility to ship-based LNG transport and global markets. The name refers to Cameron Parish, rather than to a separate product or unrelated namesake. The facility’s business expanded to include liquefaction and LNG loading. Cameron LNG says that it operates three liquefaction trains to process natural gas and load supplies onto ships. The company presents this capacity as a response to growing energy demand around the world and describes its role as delivering U.S. LNG to customers globally. Its stated service scope also includes regasification. The company identifies Sempra Infrastructure, Mitsui & Co., Mitsubishi Corporation, TotalEnergies, and NYK Line as partners. It says the partners contribute LNG market and shipping experience and share a commitment to operational excellence and workplace safety. The supplied material does not establish the partners’ individual ownership stakes, the date each joined, or a parent company, so those details are not specified here. Cameron LNG’s current public-facing description emphasizes safe and reliable operations, environmental responsibility, and local engagement. The company reports more than 200 employees and says it seeks to safeguard the area’s wildlife and marshlands while supporting local businesses and schools. Its website gives a Houston corporate headquarters and a Hackberry terminal address. A 2019 homepage reference to the WILPRIDE dedication ceremony is evidence of a dated company-related event, but the supplied text does not provide further detail about the ceremony.

• 2019

  WILPRIDE dedication ceremony referenced

• 2011

  Facility developed from regasification

A U.S. LNG infrastructure operator focused on safe, efficient, cost-effective liquefaction and regasification services and on connecting LNG supplies with global markets.

• LNG liquefaction and ship loading

  The facility uses three liquefaction trains to process natural gas and load LNG onto ships.

• Natural gas regasification services

  Regasification is included in Cameron LNG’s stated service vision; its operation developed from a regasification facility.

1. 1Cameron LNGcameronlng.com
2. 2About Us – Cameron LNGcameronlng.com