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LNG developer Tellurian seeks Japan, India investments in U.S. project - Nikkei Asia

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LNG developer Tellurian seeks Japan, India investments in U.S. project - Nikkei Asia

HOUSTON, U.S. -- American liquefied natural gas developer Tellurian is in talks with Japanese and Indian companies about potential investments in a planned LNG plant on the Gulf Coast, CEO Octavio Simoes told Nikkei.

The proposed Driftwood LNG terminal in the state of Louisiana is slated to begin production in 2027, with an annual capacity of roughly 11 million tonnes in the first phase.

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