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About JAX LNG JAX LNG, LLC is a partnership created to bring reliable liquefied natural gas supply to Florida. The partnership brings together Pivotal LNG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Southern Company Gas, and NorthStar Midstream, LLC, a midstream transportation company backed by funds that are managed by Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. and Clean Marine Energy LLC.

State of the Art

JAX LNG is constructing a state-of-the art LNG facility located at Dames Point near Jacksonville, Florida. This will be North America’s first small-scale coastal LNG facility. The facility will include on-road and marine-loading capabilities servicing the marine, rail, drilling, mining, trucking, power generation, commercial, and industrial markets.
LNG Supply

Through Pivotal LNG, JAX LNG has access to LNG supply from existing Southern Company Gas liquefaction plants in the southeast US. These facilities provide LNG today, and will serve as backup supply in the future. Click HERE for a map of Southern Company Gas LNG facilities.
Long-Term Supplier

JAX LNG is the long-term supplier of LNG to the world’s first LNG dual fuel container vessels, the Isla Bella and Perla del Caribe, operated by TOTE Maritime Puerto Rico.

Marlin Class

TOTE took delivery of the Isla Bella in 2015. The vessel is the first in the Marlin Class and of the company’s investment in the most environmentally-responsible container ships in service in the world.

–TOTE photo
Truck-Loading Bays

JAX LNG will have dual truck-loading bays to properly serve the high demand LNG market, now and into the future.
Perla Del Caribe

Delivery and operation of the second TOTE Marlin Class vessel in 2016. Perla Del Caribe (Pearl of the Caribbean) is 764 feet long with 3100 TEU and makes the voyage to Puerto Rico on a weekly basis, fueled by clean LNG.
Dockside Bunkering

Currently, JAX LNG is providing dockside bunkering using ISO containers for TOTE Maritime

–TOTE photo
Clean Jacksonville

North America’s first LNG bunker barge will be completed in late 2017 with capacity to deliver 2,200 cbm of LNG at a rate of 500 cbm per hour.