Cheniere Partners secures $5.8 billion new debt financing for Sabine Pass Train 5

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Americas

Jonathan Bell

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Cheniere Energy Partners (Cheniere Partners) has secured debt financing of approximately $5.8 billion for its wholly-owned subsidiary the Sabine Pass Liquefaction’s (SPL) project in Louisiana, USA including the Train 5 LNG (liquefied natural gas) production facility. A total of 25 financial institutions have taken part in the financing (see below for full details of the institutions and their roles).

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