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Harvest targets FID on Kenai LNG import project in Q2 2026

By LNG Prime Staff
Harvest targets FID on Kenai LNG import project in Q2 2026
Kenai LNG (Image: Marathon Petroleum)

Houston-based Harvest Midstream is targeting a final investment decision on redeveloping the closed Kenai LNG export plant in Alaska to an LNG import facility in the second quarter of 2026.

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