El Paso and its partners Crest and Sonangol have begun construction on the inner tank walls of the two LNG storage tanks for the $1.1 billion Gulf LNG Energy import terminal being built on the Bayou Casotte ship channel at the port of Pascagoula, Mississippi.

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In a joint statement, the companies added that the concrete shells are up and completion of the nickel-steel alloy inside walls backed by stainless steel is expected next year when the entire plant is scheduled to be in service. Gulf LNG Energy is designed to have a peak send-out capacity of 1.3 billion cubic feet per day.