Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. is the owner and operator of regasification units at the Sabine Pass LNG terminal. It provides clean, secure, and affordable LNG to several entities, comprising utilities as well as integrated energy firms, all around the world. The Sabine Pass LNG terminal is North America's first large-scale liquefied gas export facility. The publicly-traded Delaware limited partnership was formed in 2006 by Cheniere Energy, Inc. Global demand for LNG is likely to grow in the long term due to a shift to the cleaner-burning fuel for power generation on a worldwide basis and in the Asia-Pacific region in particular. While increasing demand for gas in the European power sector will be a key factor in the near-term LNG supply rise, the consumption boost is primarily set to come from Asian importers like China, India, South Korea and Pakistan. The partnership already operates five natural gas liquefaction Trains through its subsidiary, Sabine Pass Liquefication....
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