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. Watch our video.
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.
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Pivotal LNG Executes LNG Supply Contract With NASA
Pivotal LNG (Pivotal) made its first delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) after earning the award to serve NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) in Huntsville, Alabama last fall.
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Pivotal To Supply LNG To Carib Energy
Pivotal LNG (Pivotal) executed another multiyear contract to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Carib Energy (USA) LLC, a subsidiary of Crowley Maritime Corp. (Crowley), for a major pharmaceutical company’s energy needs. The LNG will be transported by Crowley from one of Pivotal’s LNG supply points to the pharmaceutical company’s facility in Puerto Rico.
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LNG Bunkering In The Port Of Jacksonville
In the space of just over three years, Jacksonville has gone from a port with limited experience of LNG, no existing infrastructure, and a relatively small market in marine fuel bunkering, to become the leading LNG bunkering operation in the US and one of the first movers globally.
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