Technip Awarded MSA for SCT&E LNG's Monkey Island Project in Louisiana, USA

HOUSTON, TX and CAMERON PARISH, LA--(Marketwired - Jul 21, 2016) - Technip was awarded a Master Services Agreement (MSA) by SCT&E LNG, Inc. for their proposed 12 mtpa(1) Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export terminal located on Monkey Island, in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, USA.

The MSA will be utilized to execute engineering services necessary to develop the project including the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and supporting the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) process.

The total liquefaction capacity for the SCT&E LNG project is 12 mtpa and will be achieved through three identical 4 mtpa natural gas liquefaction trains, with the necessary utilities, storage, and marine facilities.

Technip's operating center in Houston, Texas, USA, will execute the contract.

Harvey Vigneault, Technip North America's Chief Operating Officer for the Onshore Business Unit, stated: "We are very proud to have been selected to support SCT&E LNG in their significant project venture. Our experienced team of LNG and project professionals will utilize their extensive experience and expertise to place the Monkey Island LNG project in the best position moving forward. This award will add to Technip's depth of recent projects the company has participated in along the U.S. Gulf Coast region, as well as strengthen its longstanding leadership position in LNG projects globally."

Greg Michaels, Chairman and CEO of SCT&E LNG, added, "Technip has over 50 years of LNG experience, which includes the first baseload LNG liquefaction project. Overall, their extensive experience, especially in recent U.S. Gulf Coast LNG projects, and their assigned project team were key factors in our decision to select Technip. They are a great addition to our project, and their involvement supports our business model of only working with proven and experienced LNG contractors."

(1)Mtpa: million tons per annum

About SCT&E LNG:
Originally established by Southern California Telephone Company, SCT&E LNG, INC. is a Nevada corporation and developer of an LNG export terminal. The SCT&E LNG project is currently modeled as an LNG tolling facility utilizing cryogenic technologies to liquefy natural gas for export globally. The SCT&E LNG plan is to liquefy approximately 1.60 billion cubic feet (bcf) per day of natural gas to create approximately 12 million tons per annum (mtpa) of LNG at its future facilities on Monkey Island in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

Southern California Telephone Company, today doing business as Southern California Telephone & Energy (SCT&E), is a successful twenty-one year, privately-owned United States Public Utility Company. The company was originally founded in 1994 as Wholesale Airtime, Inc. by CEO Greg Michaels. Southern California Telephone Company is a Telecommunications and Energy Company which has developed, owns, and operates redundant telecommunications networks. The company maintains facilities on both coasts of the United States. SCT&E holds a U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Authority, allowing it to buy and sell energy nationwide. SCT&E has multiple locations, with its corporate office headquartered in Temecula, California.

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