Eagle LNG seeks more time to build small-scale facility in Jacksonville

Back in September 2019, the FERC granted a five-year authorization to Eagle LNG Partners Jacksonville to site, construct, and operate the LNG terminal on the St. Johns River in Jacksonville. However, Eagle LNG now requests a five-year extension from the regulator to complete the Jacksonville project by September 19, 2029, according to a FERC filling…

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