Energy Transfer has signed an incremental sale and purchase agreement with Chevron for additional LNG supply from its proposed Lake Charles LNG export facility.

The new agreement affirms the growing partnership between Energy Transfer and Chevron. It also affirms the ever-increasing demand for reliable and long-term LNG supply.

Energy Transfer continues to make progress toward finally approving Lake Charles LNG. Chevron's decision to take incremental capacity pushes it closer to its commercialization goal.

Energy Transfer said it will supply Chevron with an additional 1M metric tons/year of liquefied natural gas from its Lake Charles LNG export facility.

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Chevron’s expanded agreement with Energy Transfer signals more than just volume growth. This exemplifies the company’s wider LNG strategy focused on portfolio diversity, supply security and ...

The new agreement increases Chevron’s total contracted volume from Energy Transfer LNG to 3.0 mtpa, which builds upon an initial 2.0 mtpa agreement signed in December 2024. Under the terms of ...

By Adriano Marchese Energy Transfer will supply Chevron with 1 million metric tons a year of additional liquefied natural gas from its facility in Louisiana.