NextDecade releases Rio Grande LNG construction update

US LNG developer NextDecade released the latest construction update for the first phase of its Rio Grande LNG export plant in Texas. In July 2023, NextDecade took the final investment decision on the first three Rio Grande trains and completed $18.4 billion project financing. NextDecade awarded the $12 billion EPC contract to compatriot Bechtel and it officially kicked of work…

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