The project will consist of off-shore facilities for unloading LNG carriers, and on-shore facilities for storing LNG, vaporizing the LNG, and sending out the natural gas at a baseload rate of 500 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd), with peaking capacity of approximately 625 mmscfd. 

Upon vaporization, the natural gas will be sent via an approximately 30-mile pipeline (up to 30-inch diameter) to the interstate natural gas pipeline system of Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline (M&NE) at its existing compressor station at Baileyville, Maine. 

Key characteristics of the project include

• 500 mmscfd baseload facility with 625 mmscfd peak capacity, and expandable to 1 bcfd capacity
• Natural water depth of 50 feet MLLW – no dredging required
• Two 160,000 m³ (net) capacity full containment LNG storage tanks
• Initial LNG Carrier range of size from 70,000 m³ to 165,000 m³
• Expected delivery of one LNG Carrier weekly
• Water bath regasification units
• Gas pipeline lateral of approximatly 30 miles (up to 30” diameter)
• No NGL extraction
• No LNG trucking

Additional Information :
		FAQ: "Site Selection and Environment" section
		FAQ: "Site Development and Operation" section
		FAQ: "Construction and Operation of an LNG Facility" section