Aerial view of the Rio Grande LNG export terminal showing multiple LNG storage tanks labeled 'RG LNG Rio Grande LNG,' industrial infrastructure, and a large LNG tanker docked at the waterfront, with surrounding water and land.

Delivering energy for what’s NEXT

NextDecade will deliver reliable, cost-effective and sustainable energy solutions

Rio Grande LNG

With eight trains or approximately 48 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of potential liquefaction capacity currently under construction and in development at its Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG) site and sufficient space at the site for development of up to 10 liquefaction trains, NextDecade is positioned to be one of the largest LNG export companies in the world. In addition, NextDecade’s RGLNG project is creating thousands of jobs and driving economic growth in South Texas, supporting global energy security and expanding U.S. energy dominance.