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Golden Pass LNG nears launch of first train

By LNG Prime Staff
Golden Pass LNG nears launch of first train
Train 1 at the Golden Pass LNG terminal (Image: Golden Pass LNG)

Golden Pass LNG, a joint venture owned by energy giants QatarEnergy and ExxonMobil, is nearing the launch of the first liquefaction train, according to Wood Mackenzie data.

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