Shared Common Facilities In LNG Projects

Law360, New York (April 17, 2015, 1:27 PM EDT) -- Liquefied natural gas project structure varies significantly from project to project. There are, however, some concepts that are common to projects that contemplate ownership of, or interest in, one or more LNG trains being disproportionate across a project. This variation in ownership or interest ("participation") may arise at the time of project inception, or it may result from project expansion. In addition, regulatory authorities may mandate third-party access to some of the infrastructure or the land on which the project is situated. In each case, when participation is not consistent, integration of the project is typically achieved both contractually and technically through the shared (or common) facilities....

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