Glenfarne Group LLC
About
Glenfarne is a privately held energy and infrastructure development and management firm based in New York City with offices in Panama City, Panama; Santiago, Chile; Bogota, Colombia and Houston, Texas. Glenfarne's seasoned executives, asset managers and operators develop, acquire, manage and operate energy and infrastructure assets throughout North and South America.
Editor's note: Updated June 10, 2020.
Transactions
Louisiana LNG Project Finds New Buyer after Failed Sale
Louisiana LNG Project Finds New Buyer after Failed Sale
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Darbonne: Brownsville, We Have LNG Liftoff
The world’s attention is on the far south Texas Gulf Coast, watching Starship liftoffs while waiting for new and secure LNG supply.
Investors: Energy Transition is on Policy-driven Life Support
Injecting private capital into the energy transition is worrisome because some projects couldn’t survive without government incentives, panelists said at CERAWeek by S&P Global.
Gunvor Group Inks Purchase Agreement with Texas LNG Brownsville
The agreement with Texas LNG Brownsville calls for a 20-year free on-board sale and purchase agreement of 0.5 million tonnes per annum of LNG for a Gunvor Group subsidiary.
Texas LNG Export Terminal Completes Required Permitting for FID
Glenfarne expects the Texas LNG project’s commercialization to be completed in the first half of 2024.
Glenfarne Nears Texas LNG Export Decision
Glenfarne made the FID announcement after FERC issued an order on April 21 on air monitoring and emergency response communications that the company said Texas LNG will incorporate into its plan.
Midstream Projects and Construction: Live to Build Another Day
Some midstream projects made it across the finish line, but others just won’t make it.
US Gives Glenfarne 5 More Years to Build LNG Plant
Company cites the economic slowdown and trade war with China as reasons for delays.