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Today marks my 17th year in LNG. How time flys.
Thank You Durrell Johnson of Mountain Brook, Al for putting this on me. I can still see him this day telling me to just buy and it doesn’t matter at what price. Big shout out!
Best investment other than marrying my wife. Dumped $40k of my stale, do nothing Intel to buy LNG on this day.
This one doing well…just destroy the German economy a little more and $200 coming soon..
Indeed..
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200+ is a lock unless nuclear war breaks out.
So close to kiss 52week high.
Give OPEC time to cut oil supply and run the price of oil through the roof. Stick it to Biden.
It’s cold here in florida. LNG gonna soar baby
That's funny cause i was gonna buy up land in Montana as well. LOL
IMO
Interesting piece. WEF could have it’s hands in this. I’m sure Soros can call up Obama to get the idiot in the White House to use the CIA to pull this off.
Poland is no fan of Russia snd they just opened a new pipeline in the area.
And China would love nothing more than see America get bogged down in some overshadowing drama. Tiawan would lose any interest. China could march all over the a pacific rim then.
I hate to think of our LNG market drying up as everyone goes back to coal and nuclear.
LNG will be a gravy train till 2025. Then I’ll pull all my money out and buy a ranch in Montana and raise rabbits. Get me a round American wife.
Germans uprising and protesting against Americans. Germans suspicion-think US involved in false flag. Still holding LNG but we shall see how this develops. As he said mainstream media not covering the internal strife in Germany.
#ThePersistence
@ScottPresler
Are you still laughing, Germany?
We tried to warn you.
#NordStream2
Are you still laughing, Germany?
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) September 27, 2022
We tried to warn you. #NordStream2 pic.twitter.com/kawsJZ2nMk
Yep yep..
IMO
??????????????????????. Means you better buy now before big whales jump in.
Oh yeah. US gonna make that $$$$$ now!!! $250 incoming. Look at it now being slow played. Better buy before closing bell at 4 pm.
Nord Steam 1&2 attacked.
Not sure I buy it, but could be a Russian false flag.,
Sorry Europe. Your screwed if this is true. Your not going to fix that for months. And that’s if Russia cares to fix it.
LNG will punch through $200 sooner than I expected
Hurricane gonna hit gulf next week. Gas soaring up. LNG to the moon.
How cold are the nights up in Sweden these days? I had to put on a light jacket Friday night in the mountains of Sewanee TN. It’s coming.
I have this stink’n feeling Europe is going to be throwing massive cash at LNG infrastructure. He who funds the projects, gets first dibs on gas. Spot prices are going up big time over the next 90 days. Everyone is already bitching and laying down the narrative of being gouged. F’em Japan is part of the equation too. I’m not sure how strong the EU welfare State cries are going to be taken. They best turn over Ukraine and kiss some Putin butt. Putin just wants Odesa, he doesn’t want the NE Ukraine and those bitch’n people. I think the war is over. Just draw the new lines and gas is turned on. Pay in gold backed rubles. The dollar is what scares me?
I just want to see $180 as a solid BID. A pipe dream to ever get a fill. LNG in active share buy back and stronger divi pay outs. 5.6% is weak. LNG is about to see a Pfizer type of returns. It’s already being deamonized.
RBC Capital Maintains Outperform on Cheniere Energy, Raises Price Target to $199
BENZINGA 5:17 AM ET 9/14/2022
RBC Capital analyst Elvira Scotto maintains Cheniere Energy (AMEX:LNG) with a Outperform and raises the price target from $184 to $199.
Hurricane coming next week. Gonna soar.
Broke new high in company history!
IMO
Natural Gas Futures in Europe Plunge 44% from Peak
by Wolf Richter • Sep 12, 2022 •
Storage above target, floating LNG import terminals going into service.
By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET.
The prices of natural gas futures in Europe, after increasing 20-fold since March 2021, have plunged amid falling demand, above-target gas-storage increases, a growing list of floating LNG import terminals, and surging imports of LNG from the US and other parts of the world.
The front-month October TTF contract in the Netherlands – a benchmark for northwest Europe – plunged by 8% on Monday from Friday, and by 44% from the peak on August 26, to €191.02 per megawatt-hour (MWh) at the close today (data via Investing.com).
The spike in futures prices was driven by speculation following Russia’s threats to cut, and then by its actual cuts, of gas deliveries to Europe. But those sky-high prices caused large shifts, not only lowering demand but also lining up new supply. And with this type of huge spike, and then plunge, there may well be some big energy speculators and assorted hedge funds that ended up on the wrong side with massively leveraged positions.
Efforts to ramp up supply via LNG imports.
On Thursday, two floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) import and storage terminals entered operations in the port of Eemshaven in the Netherlands, when they received their commissioning shipment of LNG from the US. The EemsEnergyTerminal, as the two vessels are called, will receive its first commercial shipment this week.
These floating storage and regasification units (FSRU) receive the LNG, store it, re-gasify it, and then send the natural gas via pipeline into the land-based distribution network in the Netherlands, from where it can also be distributed to other countries.
The capacity of an FSRU is much smaller than that of a large land-based import terminal, but it’s a start. The terminal at Eemshaven is expected to receive about 18 LNG cargoes by December 31, according to Bloomberg.
Germany, which had become recklessly dependent on cheap natural gas from Russia and had failed to build a single LNG import terminal as alternative, is now getting the drift. It takes years to build a large LNG import terminal, so that won’t resolve today’s crisis. But the German government has chartered five FSRUs, three of which will start operating this winter. Private entities will charter an additional two FSRUs.
Efforts to cut consumption.
Germany has embarked on drastic efforts to cut natural gas consumption by 20%, which includes just about anything, from asking people to forgo showers altogether, or take cold showers, to closing indoor heated pools, to production cuts by industrial users. Europe overall is aiming for a 15% cut in natural gas consumption.
Gas storage facilities are filling.
In Germany, gas storage facilities have been filling at record pace and are 87.9% full, according to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe. For the EU overall, storage facilities are 83.6% full, well above the 80% target set out by the European Union.
Longer term...
Analysts have cited various reasons for the plunge in futures prices, including the success over the past 10 days of the counteroffensive by the Ukrainian military, which has already liberated significant parts of Ukraine from Russian occupation. In terms of natural gas, the hope may be that this war will soon be over, with Russia kicked out of Ukraine, and that the energy relationship between Russia and Europe could then be normalized again.
But I doubt that Germany will just return to the old normal. Germany’s vulnerability due to its natural gas dependence on Russia, which dates back to the Cold War, has shaken up the country. Germany has figured this out finally, and it has finally embarked on diversifying its natural gas supplies by building LNG import terminals.
However this turns out, the consequence will be that Germany’s consumers and industrial users will face natural gas prices that are much higher than they were two years ago, as high-cost LNG will be forming a much larger part of the mix, and low-cost pipeline natural gas from Russia a much smaller part of the mix.
As a side note: Russia cannot sell at all the natural gas that it didn’t sell to Europe because the pipeline system cannot be moved overnight, and there are no LNG export facilities linked to the production sites. So Russia has to cut production at these sites, and it loses the revenues from that production.
Golden Cross. $260 coming easy. Google
It
Kiss my butt EU. Trump warned them getting hooked on Russia as we paid to protect there blacks.
They laughed at him. Now this?
They sure do have balls. The EU is ran by idiots. They must reap what they voted for all these years.
The EU is one big Welfare State. No wonder Krause Schwab want to kill them off. Idiots! I think this winter we will see a major awakening across Europe.
https://www.reuters.com/article/ukraine-crisis-eu-energy/update-1-eu-plans-to-make-fossil-fuel-firms-share-excess-profits-draft-shows-idUSL8N30J2ZL?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
LNG to kiss $200 by Christmas, if not Holloween
Germany will be on the hook for American LNG for over the next 10 years. CQP is looking ripe.
And this should be given treason charges.
https://www.naturalgasintel.com/ferc-approval-of-corpus-christi-lng-expansion-challenged/
This is not good. But totally legal as no one in America and the rest of the perceived free World has the balls to sanction China
Again tell me, how much crap to we buy from China? 85% of their garbage. We must live with out China. Best get used to it.,
I still think Russia is our friend.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-snaps-half-price-russian-031437551.html?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
F’k You Joe Biden. He’s hell bent on freezing Europe for Putin.
Helps Putin build Nodstrom 2, then this.
Knee jerk move as expected.
Give a duchebag power and they always abuse it.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/biden-administration-denies-cheniere-request-to-exempt-lng-gas-turbines-from-pollution?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Ukraine Prime Minister Denis Shmigal says the bloc can use his country’s huge gas storage capacity.
Ukraine is ready to provide up to 30 billion cubic meters of his country’s gas storage facilities to the EU member states, according to the country’s Prime Minister Denis Shmigal.
“We can offer our European partners to form their gas reserves in the face of unstable gas supplies from Russia,” Shmigal said at a news conference in Brussels.
Earlier, the official had said that Ukraine and the EU signed five agreements on cooperation in various fields and on financial support for Kiev. He also expressed hope for negotiations with Brussels on Ukraine becoming an EU member in late 2022 or early 2023.
Yes, August is historically a low as most of the aglobe has their storage tanks filled. Give it a month and they will freeze their asses off. Europe is so screwed.
Putin should just take the entire Ukraine space. If he wants all that crap land and people.
This won’t affect USA much. Europe is our canary in the mine shaft. October fest will be brutal. If they even have it.
Gotta get back into options on this one. Too much upside.
God only knows what Nov’s election will do. Uncertainty will be the flavor of the next 60days. Could be fun.
I’m only buying dividend side now. Holding my stash till the tax laws change. My FIFO is $7.25 and no offset on losses. I’m stuck in limbo.
Sold 1/4 position some LIFO last in first out shares at $169 thinking we see a breather here and waiting to see what government programs start for those who don’t pay their energy bills.
The National Energy Assistance Directors Association says more than 20 million U.S. families are behind on their utility bills, numbers NEADA executive director Mark Wolfe believes are "historic."
An alarmingly high number of American households are behind on making their utility payments.
The NEADA chief said what is even more alarming is the surge in the collective amount owed, which sat at roughly $8.1 billion at the end of 2019 and has now skyrocketed to around $16 billion. The average delinquent bill climbed from $403 to $792.
A primary driver behind the utility debt is a surge in energy prices. The cost of natural gas – used to power homes so folks can keep cool in the summer and warm in the winter – was up 30.5% year-over-year in July, according to the Labor Department.
While energy is in high demand in the summer, experts say heating bills this winter will bring more pain.
Andrew Lipow, president of energy consulting firm Lipow Oil Associates wrote this week that "the consumer is going to pay more for their heating bills this winter," adding that "whether they use natural gas or home heating oil, most will have sticker shock."
He went on to note that "natural gas futures prices are now more than double what they were a year ago.
Now, an unprecedented number of Americans could face having their power shut off because they cannot pay the overdue home energy bills.
With pandemic-era moratoriums on utility shutoffs expired and the price of natural gas set to continue its upward climb, Wolfe says that "looking ahead – all signs point to continued growth in arrearages."
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Unpaid electricity bills in the UK have tripled over a year to reach 1.3 billion pounds, a record, a sign of the impact of the soaring cost of living on the British, according to the comparator site Uswitch.
This debt is expected to increase further as electricity rates are set to undergo further significant increases in the coming months, Uswitch said in a statement released on Wednesday.
Indeed, the British energy price regulator Ofgem is due to announce on August 26 an increase in the energy price ceiling.
It is expected to rise from 1,971 pounds a year to 3,358 pounds a year for an average household in Britain, Uswitch estimates, due to soaring energy prices.
Analysts from the specialized firm Cornwall Insight expect further increases in this ceiling in October, January and April, which could then increase it to 4,427 pounds.
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More than 300,000 German households can no longer afford electricity, comes as no surprise. That hundreds of thousands of people in Europe’s richest economy are forced to heat their homes using timber scavenged from forests is the new normal.
Power and gas prices continue to skyrocket to a level that hundreds of thousands more will be unable to light and heat their homes.
Local governments have a cunning plan to prevent their constituents from freezing to death.
Germans are being offered the opportunity to bunch up in exhibition halls when temperatures plummet, so they can collectively stay warm in a commonly heated space.
Freeport up its service date by another month. Now it’s Nov. Europe will be bleeding it’s supplies by then. They are so F’ked. They laughed at Trump. October nights get cold. I see power outages for Europe. Cold showers.
China contracts with Cheniere lifting this to $200 soon.
"It is important for the United States to supply the market to support allies in Europe and Asia and improve the ability of the developing world to access gas," said Mike Sabel, Venture Global LNG's chief executive. His firm has entered into agreements to sell 18.5 MTPA of LNG since last September.
Some of the biggest deals are from Chinese firms returning to the U.S. market after a pause over tariff disputes. Late last year, Venture Global LNG struck deals for 11 MTPA with units of China's Sinopec and CNOOC Ltd. China's ENN Natural Gas Co signed separate deals last year with Cheniere Energy and Energy Transfer.
Due to the lack of available capacity, some recent deals have involved facilities whose construction have not yet received financial approvals. Those agreements "reinforce our conviction in the long-term role" for LNG in global energy markets, said Tim Wyatt, a Cheniere senior vice president.
For a factbox on recent North American LNG deals, see
But rising demand has led to construction of three new U.S. export projects and several more could be approved in 2023.
$LNG stock price pass $NVDA
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Wonder how much they can keep on increasing the rates in Europe. Looks like Europeans not paying there electric bills very interesting.
Unpaid electricity bills in the UK have tripled over a year to reach 1.3 billion pounds, a record, a sign of the impact of the soaring cost of living on the British, according to the comparator site Uswitch.
This debt is expected to increase further as electricity rates are set to undergo further significant increases in the coming months, Uswitch said in a statement released on Wednesday.
Indeed, the British energy price regulator Ofgem is due to announce on August 26 an increase in the energy price ceiling.
It is expected to rise from 1,971 pounds a year to 3,358 pounds a year for an average household in Britain, Uswitch estimates, due to soaring energy prices.
Analysts from the specialized firm Cornwall Insight expect further increases in this ceiling in October, January and April, which could then increase it to 4,427 pounds.
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1 million expected to stop paying electricity bills in UK
Don't Pay.
@dontpayuk
This gonna be non stop. $200 not far way. Natgas/usd just kiss high $10
IMO
$200 on target.. European gas up another 20% today incredible!!
EUR/MWh
291.50 46.95 19.20%
UK Gas
GBp/thm
560.0000 99.1100 21.50%
Natgas/USD just broke new high! $9.82
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Interesting read.
https://www.yahoo.com/now/marathon-gets-more-time-build-174939448.html
2025 should be big for gas.
God only knows what the Country will look like then.
One thing for certain, you can’t stop time. It will be here. Make your bed now.
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Sabine Pass LNG's notes cut to 'B2' from 'Ba3', outlook negative - Moody's
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1211641484&article=26416240&symbol=A%5ELNG
Cheniere Energy, Inc. News Release ~ $50m net loss
Friday May 9, 8:30 am ET
Cheniere Energy Reports First Quarter 2008 Results
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cheniere Energy, Inc. (AMEX:LNG - News) reported a net loss of $49.9 million, or $1.06 per share (basic and diluted), for the first quarter of 2008 compared with a net loss of $34.6 million, or $0.63 per share (basic and diluted), during the corresponding period in 2007.
AP Cheniere Energy CEO Charif Souki sells 1.7M shares
Wednesday April 30, 3:28 pm ET
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=29039247
Margin call, Mr. Don A. Turkleson , 54
Chief Financial Officer, Sr. VP
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/080422/20080422006787.html?.v=1
700 Milam Street
Suite 800
Houston, TX 77002
United States - Map
Phone: 713-375-5000
Fax: 713-375-6000
Web Site: http://www.cheniere.com
DETAILS
Index Membership: N/A
Sector: Basic Materials
Industry: Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration
Full Time Employees: 378
About Cheniere
North America's LNG Gateway™
Cheniere Energy, Inc. is developing a platform of three, 100%-owned, onshore liquefied natural gas, or LNG, receiving terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast. The three terminals will have an aggregate send-out capacity of 9.9 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day. Cheniere plans to leverage its terminal platform by pursuing related LNG business opportunities both upstream and downstream of the terminals.
Cheniere Marketing, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cheniere Energy, Inc. was created in 2005 to commercialize Cheniere's network of LNG receiving capacity. Through the Cheniere network, the company can provide a highly reliable and valued service. Cheniere Marketing intends to purchase LNG from international suppliers, arrange the transportation of LNG to Cheniere's network of LNG terminals, utilize its reserved capacity to revaporize LNG, arrange the transportation of revaporized natural gas through affiliate and other interconnected pipelines, and sell natural gas to buyers in the North American market. Cheniere Marketing also expects to enter into U.S. natural gas purchase and sale transactions as part of its marketing activities.
Cheniere is also the founder of and holds a 30% limited partner interest in a fourth LNG receiving terminal project, participates in an LNG shipping venture, and operates an oil and gas exploration company in the shallow waters of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
Cheniere is based in Houston, Texas, with offices in Johnson Bayou, Louisiana, and Paris, France. The company’s common stock is listed on the American Stock Exchange under the symbol: LNG.
Cheniere LNG Terminals
Cheniere is among the leading companies in North America strategically pursuing the development of LNG receiving terminals. The Company is developing a network of three onshore LNG receiving terminals and related natural gas pipelines along the U.S. Gulf Coast. The company gained an early-mover advantage by identifying sites as early as 1999 and continues to remain at the forefront of U.S. LNG terminal development and construction.
Cheniere's terminal sites are among the best in North America because these sites have the following critical features:
Deep water channels and large acreage positions with proximity to open water
Substantial local natural gas consumption & existing industrial complexes
Close to major interstate and intrastate pipelines
Local governments and communities are familiar with and supportive of the energy
The Sabine Pass, Corpus Christi and Creole Trail LNG receiving facilities are among the largest proposed LNG receiving terminals in North America, each with over 600 acres of land under its control and 4.0, 2.6, and 3.3 Bcf/d of send-out capacity, respectively. By operating the terminals as a network, Cheniere expects its customers will benefit from reliability, optionality, and flexibility not possible with single terminal operators. Multiple receiving sites will improve reliability during weather and maintenance interruptions. With 3 ports, 6 unloading docks and up to 13 storage tanks in the network, the company will have multiple options for flexible landing and market optimization.
Cheniere's premier sites, its community focused approach, experienced team and anticipated low construction and operating costs offer the company sustainable competitive advantages in bringing natural gas to the North American market
BUSINESS SUMMARY
Cheniere Energy, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the development, construction, ownership, and operation of onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminals and natural gas pipelines along the Gulf Coast of the United States. It develops LNG receiving terminal projects on Sabine Pass LNG in western Cameron Parish, Louisiana on the Sabine Pass Channel; Corpus Christi LNG near Corpus Christi, Texas; Creole Trail LNG at the mouth of the Calcasieu Channel in central Cameron Parish, Louisiana; and Freeport LNG on Quintana Island near Freeport, Texas. The company also engages in oil and natural gas exploration and development activities in the Gulf of Mexico. As of December 31, 2007, it had proved developed reserves of approximately 8,869 barrels of oil and 1,259,933 thousand cubic feet of gas. The company was founded in 1983 and is based in Houston, Texas.
Sabine Pass LNG Terminal
(Founder, General Partner, and 91% Limited Partner)
Corpus Christi LNG Terminal
Corpus Christi LNG is located on 612 acres on the northern coast of the Corpus Christi Bay, along the La Quinta Ship Channel, a deepwater ship channel dredged to 45 feet. The terminal will be located 14.3 nautical miles from the open water and 16 nautical miles from the outer buoy. The terminal design is almost identical to the first phase of Sabine Pass LNG, with two berths large enough to accommodate the QMax class vessel, one of the largest vessels in the industry.
The terminal is currently under construction and will be built in two phases. Phase 1 will have 10.1 Bcf of LNG storage in three tanks, each with an LNG capacity of 160,000 m3, and a maximum continuous regasification rate of 2.6 Bcf/d. Phase 2 will be built in stages. The first stage of Phase 2 will include the addition of a fourth and fifth storage tank, additional vaporizers that will bring the maximum continuous regasification rate up to 4.0 Bcf/d with a peak sendout capacity of 4.3 Bcf/d. In the future stages of Phase 2 we may add a sixth storage tank and related facilities to bring the total LNG storage volume to 20.2 Bcf.
Four dedicated tugs will be stationed at the terminal to ensure safe and timely escorts by crews specifically trained to berth LNG vessels. The terminal will be capable of receiving and unloading approximately 500 LNG vessels each year after Phase 2 is complete. Each regular carrier will take approximately 10 to 12 hours to unload, with a QMax-class vessel projected to unload in approximately 18 hours. The terminal can simultaneously unload LNG vessels from each berth in order to maximize the number of LNG vessels that can be received at the terminal each year.
Cheniere Shipping
J & S Cheniere
Cheniere LNG Services, Inc. (Cheniere LNG Services), one of our wholly-owned subsidiaries, holds a 49% minority interest in J & S Cheniere S.A. (J & S Cheniere), a Switzerland joint-stock company. The majority interest in J & S Cheniere is held by Mercuria Energy Holding B.V. (Mercuria), a Netherlands corporation and an affiliate of Mercuria Energy Group Ltd., an international petroleum trading and marketing company.
In August 2003, J & S Cheniere secured the services of its first LNG vessel Tenaga Empat, owned and operated by the Malaysian International Shipping Company, through an 18 month time charter party agreement commencing in 2004. In August 2004, J & S Cheniere signed two time charter party agreements (10 year) with Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (K-Line). One LNG vessel with a cargo capacity of 145,000 cubic meters is being built by Kawasaki Shipbuilding and is expected to be delivered early 2008. The second LNG vessel with cargo capacity of 154,200 cubic meters is being built by Imabari Shipbuilding and is expected to be delivered in the second quarter of 2008. Both of these vessels will be operated by K-Line.
J & S Cheniere and Cheniere Marketing are continuing to negotiate LNG sale and purchase agreements that would provide for the sale by J & S Cheniere of approximately 78,475,000 MMBtus of stipulated maximum annual LNG reception quantity to Cheniere Marketing for delivery at each of the Cheniere Sabine Pass and Corpus Christi LNG receiving terminals.
J & S Cheniere Fleet
LNG Transport Vessels
Trinity Arrow
Containment / Size:
Membrane - 154,000 cm
Owner:
Trinity LNG Transport Company
Yard:
Imabari Shipbuilding Company
Delivery:
Q1 2008
Operator:
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (K-Line)
Celestine River
Containment / Size:
Moss Sphere - 145,000 cm
Owner:
K-Line LNG Transport Company
Yard:
Kawasaki Shipbuilding Company
Delivery:
Q2 2008
Operator:
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd (K-Line)
KEY EXECUTIVES
Mr. Charif Souki , 55
Co-Founder, Chairman and Chief Exec. Officer
Pres, Chief Operating Officer
Mr. Don A. Turkleson , 54
Chief Financial Officer, Sr. VP
Mr. Jean Abiteboul , 56
Sr. VP of International and Exec. Director of Cheniere LNG Services S A R L N/A N/A
Mr. Davis Thames ,
Sr. VP of Marketing and Pres of Cheniere Marketing Inc
Shares: 48.61 m
As of 12/22/08 approx 50.7 m
Float : 42.5 m
As of 12/22/08 approx 47.1 m
*******On January 14, 2008 Authorized Sharecount was raised from - 120,000,000 to 240,000,000*******
Note: Cheniere Energy Partners LP. trades under the symbol (CQP)
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