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Rio Grande LNG TerminalUnited States

Project – Target

This profile is a priority campaign target
Lead organisations:
BankTrack & Rainforest Action Network
Last update: 2022-09-30 00:00:00
Visualisation of Rio Grande LNG project. Photo: Riograndelng.com

Project – Target

This profile is a priority campaign target
Lead organisations:
BankTrack & Rainforest Action Network
Last update: 2022-09-30 00:00:00
Why this profile?

Why this profile?

In general, LNG export terminals are detrimental to human health, capital-intensive, financially risky and environmentally destructive. In the US, they disproportionately damage the health of low-income Latinx communities. This project also threatens important wetlands such as the Bahia Grande, North America’s largest wetlands restoration project.

What must happen

LNG is the most carbon-intensive form of natural gas. This expansion of LNG infrastructure strengthens fossil fuel dependency and therefore exacerbates the risk of climate breakdown. Therefore, Société Générale, Macquarie and SMBC should withdraw their involvement in this project.

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Tell Global Financial Institutions To Pull Financial Support From LNG In Rio Grande Valley! (For US-based people)
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Website http://www.riograndelng.com/
This project has been identified as an Equator Project

This facility in the Port of Brownsville in Texas, USA, will be the export point for liquified natural gas from the Agua Dulce in Nueces County. This gas will be piped along the proposed Rio Bravo Pipeline, then supercooled and compressed into a liquid for export. The Rio Grande LNG Terminal project is majority-owned by Houston-based NextDecade, alongside the South Korean construction corporation Hanwha. The Rio Bravo Pipeline is owned by Canada’s Enbridge. According to NextDecade, the investment for its LNG terminal and the required infrastructure would amount to approximately USD 17.5 billion. In addition to Rio Grande, the Texas LNG and Annova LNG terminals are also planned for the Port of Brownsville.

Impacts

Impact on human rights and communities

Climate change-related hardship for Gulf Coast communities will be exacerbated by the Rio Grande LNG Terminal. The population of the USA’s Gulf Coast states – Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida – is expected to exceed 74 million by 2030. Coastline inhabitants will have to contend with severe erosion and subsidence. Such conditions add to the growing threat of large-scale industrial accidents that these energy production facilities represent. Furthermore, the human health and wellbeing impacts of a changing climate hit economically vulnerable populations the hardest, which will have negative political and public health implications.

The worsening health of low-income ethnic minorities is often a consequence of LNG terminals. This terminal is located between the Laguna Madre communities and next to Brownsville, which is a rural, approximately 90% Hispanic and Latinx community. More than 34% of Rio Grande Valley residents live in poverty, a higher percentage than any other metropolitan area in the US. The region already struggles with major health issues and this project would release further thousands of tonnes of pollutants into the air. Across the US, nearly 1.78 million Latinx people live in areas facing cancer risks above the EPA's level of concern, due to toxins emitted by oil and gas facilities. Industrial ozone smog burdens Latinx communities with 153,000 childhood asthma attacks and 112,000 lost school days each year.

For more information on the gendered and racial impacts of the fossil fuel industry in North America – including the Rio Grande LNG Terminal – see WECAN's 2021 report "Gendered and Racial Impacts of the Fossil Fuel Industry in North America and Complicit Financial Institutions".

Negative consequences for local fishing, shrimping and ecotourism are likely to follow this development. The release of effluent water could compromise the beauty and economy of nearby South Padre Island, as will the brown haze created by the terminal’s air pollution. In the Rio Grande Valley, nature tourism alone leads to 6,600 jobs. By contrast, an LNG terminal mostly creates temporary construction roles and a few hundred permanent jobs.


Impact on climate

Huge greenhouse gas emissions are an inevitable consequence of this project. LNG is the most carbon-intensive form of natural gas, due to the necessary extraction, piping, liquefying and shipping processes. Burning the annual gas volume that the Rio Grande, Texas and Annova LNG terminals could export when operating at full capacity would create the equivalent annual greenhouse gas emissions of 30 coal-fired power plants.


Impact on nature and environment

The area’s ecosystem will be fundamentally altered by the construction, bright lights, tall structures, air pollution and wastewater of the Rio Grande LNG Terminal. For example, endangered ocelots and Aplomado falcons roam this area. As of August 2015, only 53 ocelots were left in Texas and they were all found here.

The terminal is right on the edge of the Bahia Grande unit of the Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife refuge. The US Fish and Wildlife Service calls this “one of the largest and most successful coastal wetland restoration projects in the US”. This restoration is ongoing. The 21,700-acre refuge is a safe haven for a range of species and native vegetation, as well as a crucial storm barrier.

Financiers

The first tranche of financing for the Rio Grande LNG Terminal totalled USD 8 billion, split between USD 4.4 billion in debt and USD 3.6 billion in equity.

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) was named the project’s mandated lead arranger in 2015. Macquarie Bank and Société Générale were selected as financial advisors in 2017.

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NextDecade is responsible for the development, financing, construction and operations of the Rio Grande LNG Terminal. In August 2018, the South Korean company Hanwha acquired a 10% stake in the project; 90% remains with NextDecade. In February 2020, Enbridge acquired 100% of the share capital of the Rio Bravo Pipeline from NextDecade, assuming responsibility for its development.

Project sponsor

NextDecade

United States
Website
Owner of Rio Grande LNG
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Other companies

Bechtel

United States
Website
Contracted for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) of the Rio Grande LNG project

Enbridge

Canada
Profile
Website
Owner of the Rio Bravo Pipeline, after acquiring it from NextDecade in February 2020

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co LLC

United States
Website
In November 2020, NextDecade selected Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation to improve the Brownsville Ship Channel in line with the US Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE) plans for P3 civil works at the Port of Brownsville, Texas. (IJGlobal)

Hanwha

South Korea
Profile
Website
In 2018, Hanwha subsidiary Hanwha General Chemical acquired a 10% stake in the Rio Grande LNG project

Occidental Petroleum Corp

United States
Website
NextDecade and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures (OLCV) are negotiating a definitive agreement for the permanent geologic storage of CO2 captured from NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project. OLCV is a subsidiary of Occidental. OLCV will transport CO2 from Rio Grande LNG project and permanently sequester it in an underground geologic formation in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Governance
Bank policies
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The following bank investment policies apply to this project:
Société Générale
2020-10-28 00:00:00

Climate strategy

Bank policy
2020-10-28 00:00:00 | Société Générale
Macquarie
2019-05-31 00:00:00

Climate change statement

Bank policy
2019-05-31 00:00:00 | Macquarie
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group
2021-01-14 00:00:00

Management of environmental risks

Date listed represents date as accessed on website
Bank policy
2021-01-14 00:00:00 | Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group
2021-01-14 00:00:00

Environmental policy

Date listed represents date as accessed on website
Bank policy
2021-01-14 00:00:00 | SMBC

Applicable norms and standards

Equator Principles
News
BankTrack
Partners
Blog
External
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

French bank Société Générale withdraws from Rio Grande LNG

After years of campaigning by activists groups and NGOs on both sides of the Atlantic, Société Générale declared to have withdrawn from the highly controversial Rio Grande LNG shale gas export project planned in South Texas.
2023-03-28 | Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe, Les Amis de la Terre France, Rainforest Action Network, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Gaz de schiste : pourquoi la France a dû retourner sa veste

(Article in French)
2023-03-15 | Les Echos
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Texas Court Dismisses Port Isabel case against Rio Grande LNG, Texas LNG leases

2022-12-02 | Natural Gas Intel
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

These U.S. banks are financing climate chaos through fossil fuel expansion

An overview of RAN's new report, Wall Street’s Dirtiest Secret: How fossil fuel expansion depends on big bank finance
2022-11-10 | Rainforest Action Network
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

‘Wilful Ignorance’: Indigenous Delegation incredulous at bankers’ attitude to fossil fuel impacts

US and Mexican activists fighting new oil and gas projects said they had to give a basic lesson on the harm caused by fracking during meetings with financiers in London
2022-11-04 | DeSmog
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Rio Grande Valley: at risk from fracked gas terminals

Big banks step away
2022-10-18 | Rainforest Action Network
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Gulf Coast communities fighting the massive buildout of fracked gas exports

A Banking on Climate Chaos 2022 case study
2022-04-05 | BankTrack, Rainforest Action Network, Sierra Club
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

New report: Indigenous resistance disrupts billions of tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually

2021-09-01 | Indigenous Environmental Network, Oil Change International
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

New report details the gendered and racial impacts of the fossil fuel industry in North America and complicit financial institutions

2021-04-14 | San Francisco Bay Area, California | WECAN
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Plans for Annova LNG Fracked Gas Export Terminal Ditched

2021-03-22 | Sierra Club
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Plan to import gas through Cork harbour abandoned as port company severs ties with US firm

2021-01-14 | Irish Examiner
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

France's Engie Pulls Out of US LNG Deal Talks

2020-11-09 | Energy Intel: Natural Gas Week
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Cleaning Up LNG Becomes EU Target in Blow to U.S. Shippers

2020-11-05 | Bloomberg Green
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade Provides Corporate Update, Confirms Capital Resources Sufficient to Sustain Operations Through Year-End 2021

2020-05-18 | businesswire
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade's Rio Grande LNG is latest US export project to delay FID until 2021

2020-05-18 | S&P Global
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Lawsuits challenge approval of Rio Grande and Annova fracked gas export facilities in Texas for harm to endangered ocelot

US FWS violated the Endangered Species Act, putting ocelot at risk of extinction
2020-04-20 | New Orleans | Sierra Club, Sierra Club
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Banking on Climate Change – Fossil Fuel Finance Report Card 2020

New report reveals global banks funneled USD 2.7 trillion into fossil fuels Since Paris Climate Agreement, with financing on the rise each year 
2020-03-18 | Nijmegen | BankTrack, Indigenous Environmental Network, Oil Change International, Rainforest Action Network, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Opponents of Texas Port LNG terminals inch closer to lawsuit

2020-01-27 | Ttnews.com
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade partners with Enbridge to build proposed pipeline for Rio Grande LNG

2019-09-18 | Houston Chronicle
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Rio Grande Valley: Big banks urged not to back high risk fracked-gas export terminals

2019-08-14 | BankTrack
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

New Report: Banks and Investors Should Avoid Supporting Rio Grande Valley LNG Projects

Three proposed fracked gas export terminals would pose reputational risks for financial institutions
2019-07-10 | Rainforest Action Network
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

912 activists ‘clean up’ Société Générale despite police repression

2018-12-14 | Paris, France | Les Amis de la Terre
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Climate: Société Générale targeted by “clean-up” actions across France

2018-09-08 | Paris | Friends of the Earth France
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade gets investment in its Rio Grande LNG project

2018-08-08 | Pipeline oil and gas news
Blog
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

New report: Société Générale – Foot on the gas for fossil fuels

2018-03-05 | Paris | Friends of the Earth France
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Woodlands-based LNG co. begins trading on Nasdaq after blank-check merger closes

2017-07-25 | Houston Business Journal
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade signs deal to build LNG terminal in Ireland

2017-07-20 | Bizjournals.com
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Port of Brownsville approves agreement with Rio Grande LNG in support of wetlands restoration

2017-07-06 | LNG Industry
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Societe Generale and Macquarie Capital named financial advisors for Rio Grande LNG project

2017-05-02 | Oil&Gas360
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Commentary: RGV native lands threatened by LNGs

2017-02-20 | The Monitor
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

RAN: Texas Rio Grande Valley Under Threat from Natural Gas

2016-10-31 | www.triplepundit.com
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Second wave of Texas LNG export projects could take off in the next decade

2016-06-27 | The Houston Chronicle
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

NextDecade takes next step to build pipeline and LNG plant in South Texas

2016-05-06 | www.bizjournals.com
BankTrack news BankTrack blog Partner news Partner blog

Island council mulls LNG

2015-09-02 | The Brownsville Herald
Resources
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2023-03-08 00:00:00

Letter to the NZBA about LNG export terminals in Texas

NGO document
2023-03-08 00:00:00 | Friends of the Earth France, Rainforest Action Network, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club
2022-10-01 00:00:00

Rio Grande Valley: At Risk From Fracked-Gas Exports 2022 Update

NGO document
2022-10-01 00:00:00 | Rainforest Action Network, Les Amis de la Terre, Save RGV, Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe of Texas
2021-06-24 00:00:00

Nervous Money: Global LNG Terminals Update 2021

NGO document
2021-06-24 00:00:00 | Global Energy Monitor
2021-06-02 00:00:00

NextDecade Corporate Presentation June 2021

Company document
2021-06-02 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2021-04-14 00:00:00

Gendered and Racial Impacts of the Fossil Fuel Industry in North America and Complicit Financial Institutions

A Call to Action for the Health of our Communities and Nature in the Climate Crisis
NGO document
2021-04-14 00:00:00 | WECAN
2021-03-25 00:00:00

Shrimpers and Fisherman for RGV request for analysis of whether Annova LNG's cancellation frees capacity on the Valley Crossing Pipeline that could be used in lieu of a second Rio Bravo pipeline Under CP20-481 et. al

NGO document
2021-03-25 00:00:00 | Sierra Club
2021-04-07 00:00:00

NextDecade Corporate Presentation April 2021

Company document
2021-04-07 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2021-03-17 00:00:00

NextDecade Corporate presentation

Company document
2021-03-17 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2021-01-04 00:00:00

NextDecade Corporate Presentation

January 2021
Company document
2021-01-04 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2020-10-31 00:00:00

Rio Grande LNG – Project Overview

Company document
2020-10-31 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2020-12-01 00:00:00

Monthly Status Report No. 13, December 2020 of Rio Grande LNG, LLC under CP16-454.

Company document
2020-12-01 00:00:00 | NextDecade
2018-07-23 00:00:00

Letter from NGOs to Societe Generale on Rio Grande LNG

Correspondence
2018-07-23 00:00:00 | NGOs
2018-07-23 00:00:00

Note to Societe Generale on financial risks of supporting fracked gas export infrastructures

NGO document
2018-07-23 00:00:00 | Les Amis de la Terre
2016-10-01 00:00:00

Rio Grande Valley: At Risk from Fracked-Gas Export Terminals

NGO document
2016-10-01 00:00:00 | Rainforest Action Network
2017-05-23 00:00:00

Société Générale Fossil Bank Briefing 2017

English version
BankTrack publication
2017-05-23 00:00:00 | BankTrack, Les Amis de la Terre
2016-11-06 00:00:00

A bridge to nowhere

The climate, human rights & financial risks of liquified natural gas export
NGO document
2016-11-06 00:00:00 | Rainforest Action Network

RGV LNG export terminals sites

2016-11-08

Federal agency releases environmental impact report on LNG project

2022-09-30 10:55:37

Law firm investigating NextDecade

2022-09-30 10:55:18

Lower Rio Grande Valley Sierra Club

Campaign Facebook page of Sierra Club

Global Energy Monitor: Rio Grande LNG Terminal

Rio Grande LNG Terminal information hub

How long does it take to build an LNG export terminal in the United States?

Exploration of LNG projects in the USA by Global Energy Monitor

Gulf Coast communities fighting the massive buildout of fracked gas exports

Case study featured in the Banking on Climate Chaos 2022 report

Save RGV

Save RGV provides educational and environmental advocacy to promote environmental justice and sustainability through addressing the causes and consequences of climate change that affect the health and well-being of the entire Rio Grande Valley community.

Tell Global Financial Institutions: Pull Your Support from LNG in Rio Grande Valley!

Petition for US-based people

Updates

2022

2022-09-30 00:00:00 | FERC issue notice on Rio Grande LNG's CCS project

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has announced a Public Scoping Meeting regarding NextDecade’s Carbon Capture and Sequestration plans for its Rio Grande LNG Terminal. Public comments can be submitted until 3rd October 2022, after which the FERC “may consider” preparing an Environmental Assessment or more detailed Environmental Impact Statement.

2022-09-15 00:00:00 | NextDecade announces USD 85 million bid to fund Rio Grande development

Rio Grande LNG Terminal owner NextDecade has announced the private placement of common stock, the proceeds from which will fund development of the project’s first three trains. NextDecade is looking for 10 institutional investors for stock worth USD 85 million. The placement is expected to close on 19 September 2022.

2022-08-31 00:00:00 | Rio Grande LNG water permits challenged in New Orleans court

Environmental groups and fishermen have told a federal appeals court in New Orleans that the US government was too accommodating to the gas industry in permitting the Rio Grande LNG facility on the Gulf Coast. The Sierra Club’s attorney Thomas Gosselin said the US Army Corps of Engineers’ Clean Water Act permit for the terminal and associated Rio Bravo Pipeline failed to fully account for environmental damage. The permit allows developers to discharge unwanted materials into waterways, including wetlands.

2022-04-07 00:00:00 | Rio Grande LNG experiences further delays

NextDecade has asked the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for a completion extension for its Rio Grande LNG facility, from 2026 to 2028. The export facility currently has three customers secured, which will not be enough to reach a partial Final Investment Decision by the end of 2022.

2022-01-04 00:00:00 | Rio Grande LNG FID postponed to second half of 2022

NextDecade has announced that the expected Final Investment Decision on its Rio Grande LNG facility has again been delayed, this time to the second half of 2022. This is the second postponement since 2020 and will delay the original production commencement target of 2023. No reason was given for this delay.

2020

2020-05-18 00:00:00 | Rio Grande LNG FID postponed to 2021

The Final Investment Decision (FID) on NextDecade's proposed Rio Grande LNG export facility has been delayed until next year amid challenging market conditions. No update was provided to a previous target of 2023 for the commencement of commercial exports. This target will likely be missed, however, given the FID delay and the time it takes to build a traditional large-scale US liquefaction facility. NextDecade shares rose sharply on Monday, amid an overall jump in the equity market and NextDecade’s expectation that it will have more than sufficient cash to continue project development.

2020-04-20 00:00:00 | Environmental groups launch legal challenges against Texas gas facilities

The environmental groups Sierra Club and Defenders of Wildlife have filed a lawsuit that challenges the US Fish and Wildlife Service’s approval of the Annova LNG facility in southern Texas. The suit was filed in conjunction with another that challenges the region’s Rio Grande LNG Terminal. Both terminals threaten the critically endangered US ocelot.

2020-01-23 00:00:00 | FERC commissioner “deeply troubled” by Rio Grande LNG project

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Richard Glick has issued a dissent regarding the Rio Grande LNG Terminal and associated Rio Bravo Pipeline. Commissioner Glick said “the Commission steadfastly refuses to assess whether the impact of the Project’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on climate change is significant, even though it quantifies the GHG emissions caused by the Project.”

2019

2019-11-21 00:00:00 | FERC authorises construction and operation of Rio Grande LNG and pipeline

The Rio Grande LNG sponsor NextDecade has received Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval for the siting, construction and operation of the proposed export facility, as well as the Rio Bravo Pipeline that will supply it.

2017

2017-05-02 00:00:00 | Société Générale and Macquarie named financial advisors for Rio Grande LNG

NextDecade has announced the appointment of banks Société Générale and Macquarie Capital as joint financial advisors for its Rio Grande LNG and associated Rio Bravo Pipeline projects, in anticipation of debt and equity financing. Both projects are in the midst of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s permitting process.

2016

2016-09-07 00:00:00 | Rio Grande LNG granted export permit by DoE

The US Department of Energy has granted NextDecade the necessary authorisation to export liquified natural gas from the Rio Grande LNG Terminal. This authorisation permits the export of up to 27 million tonnes per annum over 30 years.

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