Argent LNG is engaging a group of leading global engineering and technology partners to deliver a next-generation modular LNG facility. 

Tecnimont (Maire Group) supports project development across Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Front-End Engineering Design (FEED), and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC), while GIS Engineering leads the “below-the-bolts” scope, including civil, marine, and site infrastructure. 

The facility integrates advanced technologies from Baker Hughes for liquefaction and power, Honeywell UOP for gas pretreatment, ABB for electrical systems, and GTT for LNG storage tank design, creating a fully integrated, high-performance, and scalable solution.

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Innovative Modular Design

Argent LNG is advancing a next-generation LNG facility built on a modular, mid-scale design approach that improves efficiency, reduces execution risk, and accelerates time to market.

The project incorporates Baker Hughes’ NMBL™ modular liquefaction technology powered by LM9000 gas turbines, with pre-fabricated and factory-tested modules designed for scalable, reliable LNG production. Digital solutions, including iCenter™ powered by Cordant™, further enhance operational performance, availability, and efficiency.

This modular strategy replaces traditional large-scale, stick-built construction with a more flexible and cost-effective approach, allowing phased expansion aligned with market demand while improving project certainty.

Efficient and Scalable Infrastructure

The facility is designed to deliver up to 25 MTPA through multiple mid-scale liquefaction trains, enabling consistent and efficient expansion over time.

Offsite fabrication and assembly reduce construction timelines, labor requirements, and on-site risk, while improving quality control and safety. This approach supports faster delivery and more predictable project execution compared to conventional LNG developments.

Integrated Technology and Systems

Argent LNG integrates best-in-class technologies across all major systems:

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Baker Hughes

Delivers modular liquefaction systems powered by LM9000 gas turbines, enabling high efficiency, scalability, and faster deployment. Their NMBL™ technology supports a flexible, phased development approach while maximizing operational performance.

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Honeywell UOP

Delivers industry-leading gas pretreatment solutions that remove impurities and optimize feed gas quality. This ensures reliable liquefaction performance, improved efficiency, and reduced operational risk.

ABB services as a Reliable, Cost-Effective partner

Provides integrated electrical, automation, and digital systems that enhance plant reliability and energy efficiency. Their unified platform supports advanced control, real-time monitoring, and lifecycle optimization across the facility.

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GTT

Supplies advanced membrane containment systems for LNG storage tanks, known for their efficiency, safety, and proven performance. Their modular design improves thermal efficiency while simplifying construction and long-term maintenance.

Together, these systems create a fully integrated, high-performance facility designed for reliability, efficiency, and long-term operational stability.

Precision Engineering and Reliability

Every aspect of the facility, from liquefaction and storage to power and digital systems, has been engineered for performance, safety, and operational efficiency.

The use of factory-built modules, advanced process technologies, and integrated control systems enhances plant availability while reducing lifecycle costs. This approach supports consistent, reliable LNG production while maintaining high environmental and operational standards.

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Strategic Location: Port Fourchon

Located at Port Fourchon, Louisiana, the project benefits from direct access to the Gulf of America established energy infrastructure, and proximity to major U.S. gas supply basins.

Ongoing channel deepening and expansion efforts further strengthen the port’s ability to support large-scale LNG exports, reinforcing its position as a critical hub for global energy distribution.

Two large storage tanks with 'Argent' branding near a body of water, with a distant landscape.