The Carbon-Free Gas-to-LNG project is a unique opportunity to secure low-cost, competitive Gas-to-LNG supply for 10 years from the world’s most competitively priced LNG market.
Project Highlights
Austin Chalk Resources (ACR) Project
Competitively Priced, Sustainable LNG
The ACR project is an integrated global low-cost natural-gas-to-LNG supply project in the United States. ACR expects to produce a lower-carbon-intensity gas supply and provide a more sustainable Gas-to-LNG project for global consumers.
Strategically Located Near LNG Export Terminals
ACR reserves are located within approximately 100–160 km of significant U.S. Gulf Coast LNG infrastructure, reducing pipeline and transportation fees.
Resources Certified by Leading Reserves Auditors
The recovered project article states that ACR gas resources and reserves were certified by Sproule and Ryder Scott to underpin 3 MTPA of LNG, approximately 1.3 Tcfe of gas, with potential Phase 2 expansion to as much as 5 MTPA by 2030.
Charting a Green Course
The recovered article described investment in lower-carbon solutions such as carbon capture and storage and hydrogen, with a stated target of net-zero carbon across LNG supply by 2028.
Austin Chalk Holdings (ACH) owns the membership interests in the ACR Gas-to-LNG project leases, with PIE Operating, LLC and PIE LA Operating, LLC identified as upstream operating entities and Gulf Coast Trading as the marketing and trading entity.
Recovery note: This article preserves claims and target dates from a page originally published March 16, 2020. Technical, reserve, ownership, commercial and net-zero statements should be reviewed and updated before they are used for investment, contracting or current project decisions.