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The LNG value chain, catalogued

Every LNG terminal, gas pipeline and LNG carrier — and who builds them.

LNG Atlas is a reference directory built from Global Energy Monitor's Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker. Each asset gets one page with a plain-language summary generated from the structured data, a status history, capacity in both Mtpa and bcm/y, and links to its owners, operators and country. This release covers LNG terminals, gas transmission pipelines and the LNG carrier fleet; the supplier short-list and chokepoint exposure follow.

Browse 813 terminalsOpen the world mapWhat's under construction

World map

Open the full map page, with the by-status breakdown

807 terminals and 3921 pipeline routes, drawn from a self-hosted country outline file. Nothing is requested from a third-party tile service.

Loads about 250 kB of map code and the country outline file.

Headline numbers

LNG terminals

813

1206 trains and phases · 156 countries

Operating LNG capacity

1689 Mtpa

257 terminals operating

Gas pipelines

4,246

1,593,409 km of tracked route

LNG carriers

1,220

822 operating · 398 on order

Also tracked: 2,503 companies across 156 countries.

Largest operating terminals

  1. Sabine Pass LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    59.9 Mtpa
  2. Incheon LNG TerminalSouth Korea · Import
    54.5 Mtpa
  3. Pyeongtaek LNG TerminalSouth Korea · Import
    41 Mtpa
  4. QatarEnergy LNG (N)Qatar · Export
    40.8 Mtpa
  5. QatarEnergy LNG (S)Qatar · Export
    36.3 Mtpa
  6. Sodegaura LNG TerminalJapan · Import
    31.4 Mtpa
  7. Freeport LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    29.7 Mtpa
  8. Tongyoung LNG TerminalSouth Korea · Import
    26.5 Mtpa

Biggest projects under construction

  1. 48 Mtpa
  2. Rio Grande LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    23.6 Mtpa
  3. Woodside Louisiana LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    16.5 Mtpa
  4. Golden Pass LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    15.6 Mtpa
  5. Ust Luga LNG TerminalRussia · Export
    13.1 Mtpa
  6. Port Arthur LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    13 Mtpa
  7. 12.3 Mtpa
  8. CP2 LNG TerminalUnited States · Export
    10 Mtpa

Longest tracked pipelines

  1. 29,574 km
  2. 24,500 km
  3. 23,014 km
  4. 19,312 km
  5. 18,926 km
  6. 16,319 km

See them drawn on the world map, or browse all 4246 pipelines.

Largest vessels in the fleet

  1. Hull H1912AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2031
    271,000 m³
  2. Hull H1913AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2029
    271,000 m³
  3. Hull H1914AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2029
    271,000 m³
  4. Hull H1915AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2031
    271,000 m³
  5. Hull H1916AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2029
    271,000 m³
  6. Hull H1917AHudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding · 2028
    271,000 m³

Browse the full fleet and order book. Vessel positions are not tracked here.

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Data

About the data

Coming next

  • Suppliers: liquefaction, containment, carriers
  • Chokepoint exposure per terminal
  • Explainers and the release change log

Data: Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker, Global Energy Monitor, September 2025 · CC BY 4.0. See data sources.

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