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Our Partners

At Monkey Island LNG, we believe the strength of our project comes from the strength of our partnerships. We have carefully selected world-class partners — from LNG technology providers to EPC contractors and natural gas suppliers — who share our commitment to transparency, efficiency, and innovation. Together, we are pioneering a next-generation LNG export facility that leverages mega-module construction, optimized liquefaction technology, and long-term gas supply to deliver TrueCost LNG. By aligning with proven industry leaders, we ensure safety, quality, and reliability for our customers while redefining what it means to build LNG on the U.S. Gulf Coast.

LNG Technology

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Optimized Cascade Process

ConocoPhillips’ Optimized Cascade® Process is one of the most proven LNG technologies in the world, used in more than a third of global liquefaction capacity. Its three-stage refrigeration design delivers reliable, efficient, and scalable performance across a wide range of project sizes. By selecting this technology, Monkey Island LNG ensures bankable, low-risk operations that align with our strategy of safe, cost-efficient mega-module development.

EPC Contractor

McDermott 

McDermott is a global leader in engineering, procurement, construction, and installation (EPCI) with more than a century of project delivery experience. The company has successfully executed some of the world’s largest and most complex LNG and energy infrastructure projects, from concept through commissioning. Their proven track record in mega-module fabrication, offshore transport, and Gulf Coast execution makes them an ideal partner for Monkey Island LNG.

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Legal Counsel

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP

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Monkey Island LNG selected Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP for their unmatched expertise in complex energy transactions and project finance. Their global team has advised on some of the largest LNG, infrastructure, and private equity deals, bringing deep experience across regulatory, contractual, and cross-border matters. With a reputation for precision and strategic insight, Willkie ensures our project is structured to meet the highest standards for investors, partners, and customers.

Environmental Consultant

ERM

RM brings decades of regulatory expertise to complex energy projects, with a strong track record guiding clients through Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approvals. Their team has advised on some of the largest LNG export facilities in North America, ensuring compliance while streamlining permitting processes. With deep knowledge at the intersection of environmental, regulatory, and technical requirements, ERM helps LNG developers reduce risk and accelerate project timelines.

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