Elba Island LNG Terminal

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Elba Island LNG Terminal, also known as Southern LNG, is an LNG import and export terminal in United States with units that are proposed, operating, and retired.

Location

Table 1: Location details

Name Location Coordinates (WGS 84)
Import Terminal Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
Optimization Project Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T01 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T02 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T03 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T04 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T05 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T06 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T07 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T08 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T09 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)
T10 Elba Island, Georgia, United States[1] 32.091111, -81.000278 (exact)

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Project Details

Table 2: Infrastructure details

mtpa = million tonnes per year
Name Facility type Status Capacity Total terminal capacity Offshore Associated infrastructure
Import Terminal import[2] retired[3] 12 mtpa[2] N/A (multiple facility types) False –
Optimization Project export[4] proposed[4] 0.4 mtpa[4] – False –
T01 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T02 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T03 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T04 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T05 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T06 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T07 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T08 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T09 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –
T10 export[5] operating[6][7] 0.25 mtpa[6] – False –

Table 3: Cost

Name Facility type Cost Total known terminal costs
Import Terminal import[2] – US$2,000,000,000
Optimization Project export[4] – US$2,000,000,000
T01 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T02 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T03 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T04 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T05 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T06 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T07 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T08 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T09 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000
T10 export[5] US$200,000,000[8] US$2,000,000,000

Table 4: Financing

Name Facility type Financing
Import Terminal import[2] –
Optimization Project export[4] –
T01 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[9][10]
T02 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[11][10]
T03 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[12][10]
T04 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[13][10]
T05 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[14][10]
T06 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[15][10]
T07 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[16][10]
T08 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[17][10]
T09 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[18][10]
T10 export[5] US$730 million in debt financing to EIG Global Energy Partners to fund its acquisition from Kinder Morgan of a 49% stake in the Elba Liquefaction Company[19][10]

Table 5: Project timeline

FID = Final Investment Decision, used by some developers to indicate a project will move forward
Name Facility type Status Proposal year FID year Construction year Operating year Inactive year
Import Terminal import[2] retired[3] – – – 1978[2] 1980 (retired)[3]
Optimization Project export[4] proposed[4] 2023[4] – – –[4][4] –
T01 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2019[6][7] –
T02 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2019[6][7] –
T03 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2019[6][7] –
T04 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2019[6][7] –
T05 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2019[6][7] –
T06 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2020[6][7] –
T07 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2020[6][7] –
T08 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2020[6][7] –
T09 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2020[6][7] –
T10 export[5] operating[6][7] 2013[5] – – 2020[6][7] –

Ownership

Table 6: Ownership

Name Facility type Status Owners Parent companies Operator
Import Terminal import[2] retired[3] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
Optimization Project export[4] proposed[4] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T01 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T02 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T03 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T04 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T05 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T06 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T07 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T08 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T09 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]
T10 export[5] operating[6][7] Southern LNG Company LLC [100%][20][21][22] Blackstone Inc [49.0%]; Kinder Morgan Inc [25.5%]; unknown [25.5%] Southern LNG Company[6]

Background

Import Terminal

The initial authorization for the Elba Island facility was issued in 1972. It was built by Sonat, Inc., based in Birmingham, Alabama, for its Southern Natural Gas division. LNG shipments ceased during the first half of 1980.[23]

Elba Island's LNG import terminal is infrequently used, but it is still active, importing LNG as recently as in January 2026 according to Reuters.[24]

Export Terminal

On March 16, 2000, the project received Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) authorization to re-commission and renovate the LNG facilities.[25]

On April 10, 2003, FERC issued an order authorizing the expansion of the facility, which included adding a second and third docking berth, a fourth cryogenic storage tank, and associated facilities. The expansion enabled an increase of working gas capacity and an increase of the firm sendout rate.[26]

El Paso Corporation, the owner of the Southern LNG facility, announced the start up of the expanded facility, called Elba II, on February 1, 2006. The expansion cost approximately $157 million and added 3.3 billion cubic feet (93,000,000 m3) equivalent[27]

El Paso Corporation also applied for an additional expansion, on February 1, 2006, called Elba III, to double capacity again by 2010.[27] On September 20, 2007 FERC approved El Paso's expansion for Elba III.[28]

Southern LNG operates Elba. Its parent company is Kinder Morgan which, through another of its holdings, Southern Liquefaction Company, has formed a joint venture with Shell to develop the gas liquefaction plant.[29]

Plans to convert the facility to export at the existing Elba Island LNG Terminal were announced in 2013. The project will add gas liquefaction at Elba.[29] Construction of the conversion project began in November of 2016.[30]

Ten modular liquefaction trains will liquefy the natural gas that arrives by a pipeline. The liquefaction process shrinks the volume of natural gas by a factor of 600.[30]

Construction of the conversion project began in November of 2016, and is expected to be operating at full capacity by March, 2020. Train 1 came online in May of 2019, with one train expected to come online per month until full capacity is reached in February of 2020.[31]

In March 2017, EIG Global Energy Partners (EIG) become a 49% joint venture participant in Elba Liquefaction Company which will own 10 liquefaction units and other ancillary equipment to be constructed as part of the existing Southern LNG Company's Elba Island LNG facility.[32] EIG received debt financing in 2017 and 2019 totalling US$730 million to fund the acquisition. The lenders involved were Société Générale, Morgan Stanley, Royal Bank of Canada, ING, Mizuho, Santander, SMBC, ABN AMRO, Caixa Bank, CIC Bank, KfW IPEX Bank, BayernLB, NAB, Investec, CIT Bank, Siemens Financial Services, Korea Development Bank, FirstBank Puerto Rico and RIN Ltd.[33][34]

According to the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers' 2020 Annual Report, the commissioning of the ten trains began in 2019, with Royal Dutch Shell as the sole buyer.[35]

In May 2020, a fire which broke out at one of the facility's liquefaction compressors led to the shutting down of Units 1-3. Ten days later on May 22 units 1 and 3 had been brought back online.[36]

In July 2020, Reuters reported that, with Trains 1-6 already in service, Kinder Morgan planned to have Train 8 in service by July 13 and the company had also asked U.S. energy regulators for permission to put Train 7 in service. While Trains 1-6 have progressively gone into service since October 2019, Elba has not exported any cargoes since January 2020 due to cuts in global energy demand brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.[37]

Following the commissioning of Trains 10[38] and 7[39] in August 2020, all ten movable modular liquefaction units at the facility were in service.

In September 2022, Kinder Morgan sold a 25.5% stake in the project to an unknown buyer for US$565 million.[40]

In April 2026, the U.S. Department of Energy authorized Elba Island LNG Terminal to increase its exports by 22%, citing instability in global fuel markets do to the US-Iran conflict.[41]

Optimization Project

In October 2023, Kinder Morgan announced that it would undertake an optimization project that would boost the facility's export capacity by 0.4 mtpa. The modifications will include a new condensate plant and liquid nitrogen vaporizers at the terminal. Kinder Morgan plans to complete the optimization by August 1, 2024, according to a filing to FERC.[42]

In March 2024, FERC granted the project a positive Environmental Assessment, although it was still waiting for a final FERC authorization decision.[43]

FERC granted permission for Kinder Morgan to conduct its Elba Island optimization project in November 2024.[44]

As of April 2026, Kinder Morgan had installed a new condensate plant that was one component of the optimization project.[45]

Latha Anderson, et al. v. FERC

On March 24, 2008 Latha Anderson ("Anderson") filed a suit against FERC, Latha Anderson, et al. v. FERC, asking that FERC deny construction authority for the Northern Segment of Elba Express’ proposed pipeline (part of the Elba III project). Anderson charged that a thorough review for alternative route site selection was not done and that the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was manipulated to make the final approved, Northern Segment, route appeared to have the least impact on the environment. Anderson proposed that FERC reconsider a new route. Previously, on July 12, 2007 Anderson had ask FERC to deny the pipeline going through the Northern Segment. FERC denied Anderson’s motion for hearing, but said that it will review the petition.[46]

Opposition

The Sierra Club requested FERC a more extensive analysis of the environmental effects of the Southern LNG's export expansion in an Environmental Impact Statement. If FERC agrees to that analysis, it could delay the project several years.[47]

Local Sierra Club members have voiced opposition to 10,000 truck deliveries per month for the first six months of Southern LNG's construction. Truck traffic will taper off, but continue for the two years it will take for construction.[30]

The facility will need deliveries of chemical refrigerants to run the process that takes methane from its gaseous form and cools it to make it liquid. Other trucks will remove the chemical by-products of this process.[30]

In December 2023, Sierra Club and the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis filed requests to the U.S. Department of Energy arguing that it should not greenlight the proposed 0.4 mtpa optimization project, on the grounds that increased gas exports from the United States harms domestic consumers.[48][49]

Articles and Resources

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