Golden Pass LNG — Sabine Pass, Texas

TYPE3’s map data identifies Golden Pass LNG as an LNG export facility in Jefferson County, with city-level geographic precision, coordinates 29.7238, -93.8896, Construction status, and a 200 MW seed estimate. Its note describes a three-train terminal with planned nameplate capacity of approximately 15.6 MTPA and explicitly qualifies the power figure as unconfirmed. Those fields are source-sheet context, not a measured electrical load.

Golden Pass’s operations page places the facility about 10 miles south of Port Arthur and identifies QatarEnergy and ExxonMobil affiliates as the shareholders. It says the export project is starting up in 2026. The company newsroom reports that the joint venture has achieved first LNG production from Train 1, which supports a transition from pure construction toward staged startup. The public page does not publish a current site demand, energized auxiliary-load total, or saleable electrical capacity.

Golden Pass LNG remains separate from nearby Sabine Pass LNG and Port Arthur refineries. LNG production nameplate, train commissioning, feed-gas throughput, and export authorizations describe process and commercial scope; none is interchangeable with grid demand. TYPE3’s 200 MW is an unconfirmed estimate, not measured load; MTPA is not a power proxy; and startup does not prove full terminal operation. Current train-by-train availability and electrical flexibility remain unverified.