Venture Global has secured new binding agreements to supply US-sourced liquefied natural gas (LNG) to TotalEnergies and Vitol, with a total delivery volume exceeding one million tonnes per annum (mtpa).
Under the agreement with TotalEnergies, Venture Global will supply around 850,000 tonnes per annum over a period of five years, starting this year.
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Venture Global has expanded its existing five-year offtake agreement with Vitol to 1.7mtpa. This marks an increase from the originally agreed 1.5mtpa announced in March 2026.
Both deals will be fulfilled using LNG from Venture Global’s portfolio.
Venture Global CEO Mike Sabel said: “Venture Global is proud to deepen our partnerships with premier global energy companies like Vitol and TotalEnergies.
“These agreements reflect the continued confidence and trust in our ability to deliver reliable, low-cost US LNG to global markets quickly and at scale as demand for energy security continues to grow.
“By offering customers short, medium and long-term supply options, we are providing the flexibility and certainty they need to deliver LNG where it is needed most.”
Venture Global, a US-based producer and exporter, manages more than 100mtpa of LNG capacity that is either operational, under construction or in development.
Since commencing production at its first facility in 2022, the company has become one of the major LNG exporters in the US.
Venture Global operates a vertically integrated business model covering the full LNG supply chain including production, natural gas transport, shipping and regasification.
Its initial projects including Calcasieu Pass, Plaquemines LNG and CP2 LNG are situated in Louisiana along the Gulf Coast.
The company is also advancing carbon capture and sequestration initiatives at each facility.
In March this year, Venture Global took a final investment decision and secured $8.6bn in project financing for the second phase of its CP2 LNG project. This development, alongside the phase one financing revealed in July 2025, reportedly represents the largest stand-alone project financing in the US banking sector.
