SCT&E LNG CEO looking for high-level industry executives

CEO and Chairman of SCT&E LNG, Greg Michaels, attended a private roundtable session in Houston, Texas, centered on the State of Louisiana’s energy projects.

The Louisiana Capital Projects Roundtable event was hosted by Environmental Resources Management (ERM) and the panel featured Louisiana Lieutenant Governor, Jay Dardenne.

During the roundtable session with high level stakeholders in attendance, Michaels spoke about the status of the $9.25 billion LNG project on Monkey Island and described the direction to which the LNG project is headed.

Michaels reiterated his satisfaction with previous Louisiana stakeholder meetings and elaborated on the outstanding level of enthusiasm for the project from both residents and local officials in Cameron Parish.

Other LNG leaders in attendance included Cheniere Energy, whose Sabine Pass facility represents the first LNG manufacturing export terminal to receive Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval. Michaels is extremely optimistic about the large-scale LNG project and is encouraged by its forward progress.

While in Houston, Michaels also interviewed high-level LNG industry executives for leadership positions for the liquefaction project in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

Michaels confirmed, “We are one step closer to bringing very powerful team leaders into the organization.”

Press Release, September 4, 2014; Image: SCT&E LNG