Trains 6-8 of RGLNG under construction

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Trains 6-8

We are beginning the development and permitting process for Trains 6-8 at Rio Grande LNG. These trains are wholly owned by NextDecade and together will increase the Company’s total potential liquefaction capacity to 48 million tonnes per annum.

NextDecade filed a formal application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for Train 6 and a third berth in May 2026. The company also filed a Department of Energy application for Train 6 export authorizations in June 2026. NextDecade expects to advance the development of Trains 7 and 8 throughout 2026.

Advantages of Development on Single, Contiguous Site

Sufficient space exists at the RGLNG site to develop up to 10 liquefaction trains, which brings significant advantages and synergies, including:

  • All trains are expected to use the same proven design and established technologies
  • Geotechnical conditions are understood and more advantageous than other areas on U.S. Gulf Coast
  • Labor and equipment can easily shift across site as additional trains are developed and constructed
  • Extensive waterfront on site facilitates berth space and vessel capacity
  • Site supports infrastructure for efficient LNG production, including storage tanks and transportation infrastructure
An aerial view of NextDecade's RGLNG terminal showing developmental areas and where train 6 would be