Cheniere Energy's Sabine Pass is the largest natural gas liquefaction plant in the world. The U.S. plant has been in service since 2016 and as of 2024, had a capacity of ** million metric tons per year. The U.S. has also been the world's largest LNG exporting country since 2023.
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