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NextDecade: Rio Grande LNG construction continues despite court ruling

By LNG Prime Staff
NextDecade Rio Grande LNG construction continues despite court ruling
Train 1 are at the Rio Grande LNG site (Image: NextDecade)

NextDecade said that construction continues on the first phase of its Rio Grande LNG export terminal in Texas despite a ruling by a US court. TUS Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Tuesday issued an order vacating the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s remand authorization of NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG facility on the grounds…

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