Technip Energies Secures EPC Contract Over One Billion Euros in Louisiana

Full Execution Phase Begins Following Final Investment Decision

The full client notification allows Technip Energies to move from initial activities to the full execution phase of the project. This advancement follows the final investment decision (FID) made by Commonwealth LNG for its liquefied natural gas export facility, located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana (USA). The project aims for an annual capacity of 9.5 million tonnes of LNG and will mobilize six identical liquefaction trains using the SnapLNG by T.EN technology from Technip Energies.

Modular and Standardized Technology to Optimize Schedule and Costs

The scope of the contract includes the delivery of six liquefaction trains based on the modular SnapLNG by T.EN solution from Technip Energies. This approach, based on a unique design replicated across all trains, aims to accelerate the project execution schedule and optimize costs, while enhancing predictability and reliability on a large scale. Technip Energies specifies that this contract represents more than one billion euros in revenue and was recorded in the second quarter of 2026 in the Project Delivery segment.

Technip Energies' Strengthened Position in the LNG Sector

The execution of this contract is part of Technip Energies' leadership strategy in the liquefied natural gas market. The company has contributed to more than 20% of the global liquefaction capacity in operation and continues to develop its model of modular and innovative project execution. Arnaud Pieton, CEO of Technip Energies, stated: 'The final investment decision made by Commonwealth LNG is a crucial step for this strategic project. We are pleased to enter the execution phase and leverage our leading expertise in modular LNG solutions for the benefit of Commonwealth LNG.'