Cheniere Energy, the largest liquefied natural gas exporter in the U.S., has submitted an application to build a 24 million metric tonnes per annum LNG plant at its Corpus Christi location in Texas, according to a filing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Cheniere Energy remains a Buy, with upgraded FY25 guidance and strong project advancements preparing them to enjoy LNG's long-term potential despite near-term volatility. LNG expects a record of >50 million metric tons exported in 2026 and forecasts distributable cash flow of $4.8–$5.2 billion for FY25. Share repurchases and a sustainable payout ratio underpin capital returns alongside growth C...
Equinor and Cheniere remain buy-rated amid a deepening European natural gas supply/demand gap and surging spot prices. EQNR offers portfolio safety and a robust 6% dividend, while LNG provides greater upside but higher risk due to full LNG market exposure, and potentially higher US natural gas prices. Europe's inventories are over 20% below the five-year average, with risks of rationing and cri...
Energy stocks delivered mixed results in 2025. As 2026 begins, several names stand out for their analyst upside targets, operational momentum, and improving fundamentals.
Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP) is rated a buy for its stable, high-yield distributions and robust Sabine Pass LNG operations. CQP's long-term, fee-based contracts cover 90% of production, ensuring predictable cash flows and supporting steady distribution growth averaging 3.85% over five years. The SPL Expansion Project could boost capacity by 66%, driving future distribution growth if regulator...
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