Venture Global lays plans for data centers next to LNG sites in Cameron, Plaquemines
Venture Global is expanding power at its LNG sites, which would pave the way for adjacent data centers, the company announced in a news release. Venture Global is expanding power at its South Louisiana LNG sites, which would allow for adjacent data centers. The Virginia-based company has LNG export terminals in Cameron and Plaquemines, and already runs on-site private power grids. It is partnering with two energy technology companies, GE Vernova and Baker Hughes, to develop up to 16 new 720-megawatt power island units by the end of 2034. The company plans to build the additional capacity in stages based on customer demand and begin purchasing equipment for the expansion by the year 2026. The expansion is separate from and will not impact Venture Global's LNG operations.
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CAMERON, La. (KPLC) - Venture Global is expanding power at its South Louisiana LNG sites, which would pave the way for adjacent data centers, the company announced in a news release.
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