​Our project is located in an industrial-friendly town where we own 1,100 acres of land that provides more than 1.2 miles of shore access and close proximity to abundant US natural gas.  All Rights of Ways necessary for LNG development have been granted including those necessary for pipeline connectivity.  
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Construction and Use Permits

​​  Environmental Permitting

​We do not anticipate any issues with the other remaining construction permits with overall timing of 8 to 12 months.   

• Land use change authorization
• Approval of accident prevention program
• Construction permits and licenses
• Natural gas storage permit
• Natural gas transportation permit
• Liquefaction permit and export license 

Pre-existing permits provide for an accelerated permitting process.
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• ​MPL currently has all required environmental permits for a regasification facility and is in the process of amending those permits
• Given similar risks between liquefaction and regasification, Mexico's Agency for Safety, Energy, and Environment will allow modification of MIA instead of requiring new permit
• MIA modification is currently in process 

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​The Shoreline Concession has been completed, with ZOFEMAT allowing the project to cross the shoreline and build the jetty out into the sea.  This key permit is challenging to obtain, giving MPL a key advantage versus other potential Western Mexico sites.