Natural Gas

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Jordan Cove Energy Project

The Jordan Cove Energy Project will meet the growing global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) by providing direct access to abundant Canadian and U.S. Rockies natural gas supply sources, primarily through existing pipeline and gas gathering networks. Jordan Cove is ideally located on the west coast of the United States, within the international Port of Coos Bay, Oregon.  The Jordan Cove LNG terminal will have a Phase I liquefaction design capacity of 6 million tons per annum (mtpa), or approximately 1 billion cubic feet (Bcf) per day.

Jordan Cove’s broad access to diverse gas supplies and advanced regulatory state provides our project with a distinct competitive advantage. The Port of Coos Bay offers a low cost shipping benefit for exporting LNG from North America to energy consuming markets throughout Asia Pacific, South America, Hawaii and Alaska. 

We are developing the Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline, a proposed 234 mile, 36-inch diameter pipeline, designed to fully serve Jordan Cove’s gas supply requirements, as well as new gas supply requirements in Oregon. 

Jordan Cove is owned by Veresen and the Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline is equally owned by Veresen and a subsidiary of The Williams Companies, Inc.