The Site is fully controlled by MPL, is owned in fee, and was previously permitted to up to 12 MTPA of LNG regasification.  World-class logistics include:

• The Site is contained within 1,100 coastal acres with comparatively low infrastructure-related investment required
• The Site is isolated from other commercial activity and population density
• The Site has a natural deepwater port
• The Site is adjacent to high volume, high pressure natural gas pipeline infrastructure with excess capacity 

Natural Deep Water Port 

• Puerto Libertad enjoys outer harbor depths in excess of 15-20 meters capable of accommodating the largest LNG vessels
  
• Natural deepwater means lower environmental permitting risk, and construction cost, along with lower associated development risk
• The navigable channel is uncongested, broad, and deep without air draft restrictions further easing access to the port

Existing Industrial Site

• The 1,100 acre Site is adjacent to an industrial town and is ideally suited for civil improvements 
• Infrastructure benefits include access to a paved airfield, proximity to an existing jetty, and adjacency to a CFE power plant and electricity transmission infrastructure

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​Direct Access to Pipeline Infrastructure

• ​The Site is currently served by an existing in-service IEnova natural gas pipeline with sufficient excess capacity to support a 2 to 4 MPTA LNG facility 
• The infrastructure provides access to both US (Permian and South Texas) and Mexico produced natural gas​

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Permitting

• The Site was previously permitted for up to 12 MPTA of LNG regasification
• MPL is currently modifying its existing MIA and other environmental permits to allow for LNG liquefaction 
• The Site has a shoreline concession and a ZOFEMAT.  Additional construction permits can be obtained within 12 months