US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has approved the license for an 8.2 billion dollar deepwater LNG port offshore Matagorda, Texas, a project expected to lift US LNG export capacity by up to 9 percent. The facility will comprise 20 platforms, four liquefaction systems, floating storage units and a 7.7-mile pipeline network, with construction slated to begin in 2027 and operations targeted for 2029. The Maritime Administration finalized the review in 410 days, cutting permitting timelines by about 70 percent under the Deepwater Port Act.
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