Seahawk LNG

Powering Global Transition with Clean American LNG

Project Overview

A Gulf Coast gateway for domestic natural gas

Seahawk LNG is a natural gas liquefaction and export facility located on the Gulf Coast in Calhoun County, Texas. At full capacity, it will produce approximately 18 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of LNG, converting abundant domestic natural gas into a clean, transportable fuel for global energy markets.

The project connects directly to some of America’s most productive natural gas regions. By making use of coastal infrastructure and deepwater access, it helps ensure a steady supply of energy to the globe while bringing new jobs and economic growth to South Texas.

Facility Type

Liquefaction & Export Terminal

Full Capacity

18 MTPA

Access

Deepwater Port + Pipeline Network

Regional Impact

Jobs & Growth for South Texas

Project Location

Sited for deepwater access

The facility sits on the Texas Gulf Coast in Calhoun County, chosen for its deepwater port access and proximity to major interstate pipeline connections carrying gas from the region’s most productive basins.

Regulatory Status

Project status and regulatory timeline

Seahawk LNG is anticipating entering the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) pre-filing phase before the end of the year. This early review allows regulatory staff, environmental agencies, landowners, and community members to evaluate key project parameters before a formal application is submitted.

Next Major Milestone

Request to Pre-File with FERC

FERC Docket Number

Pending

Last Updated

August 20, 2026

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