Capital Raise

Backing Oklahoma's
First LNG Export

Catoosa Energy is raising patient capital to commission the first modular LNG export facility on the inland waterway system — Henry Hub-priced, modular trains, vertically integrated stack. If you're an investor evaluating the opportunity, we'd like to hear from you.

A modular LNG export lane,
priced to Henry Hub.

Catoosa is the only player pursuing a producer-to-barge modular export thesis as one vertically integrated offer: pipeline interconnect (ONEOK / Kinder Morgan / Tallgrass) plus modular liquefaction plus barge loading from the Port of Catoosa.

The capital need is small relative to a Gulf Coast mega. Modular CAPEX is $50–200M versus $5–15B for a competing mega-terminal; the build window is 2–3 years, not 5–8. That right-size cycle lets contracts reset to market instead of locking buyers into 20-year SPAs.

We are raising to commission the first modular export lane out of Oklahoma. The first-cargo milestone is the gating event for the rest of the project's financing — and is what this raise funds through.

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Financial Summary

Capacity, Revenue & Use of Proceeds

Modular economics reset the curve: right-sized CAPEX, Henry Hub–indexed cargoes, and a recurring reservation tariff turn first cargo into a financing-ready milestone instead of a 20-year SPA util.

Projected Phase 1 Capacity
5–11M
gallons of LNG, single train at Phase 1

Annualised at the 50,000–100,000 gallons/day single-train rate already cited across the How-It-Works and Competitive sections, with phased train additions scaling the envelope toward the modular 0.01–0.1 Bcf/d band.

LNG Sale — Henry Hub + Basis
Cargoes priced off Henry Hub plus a basis differential, indexed to a 5–10 year off-take cycle. Aligns Catoosa economics to the marker price industrial and island-grid buyers already hedge against.
Capacity Tariff (Assumption)
Recurring reservation fee of approximately $2.50–3.00 per MMBtu on a 5–10 year cycle, layered over the indexed cargo pricing to stabilise the cashflow profile from the first-cargo milestone.
Infrastructure buildout
Modular trains & portside loading
~55–60%
Permitting & pre-FID engineering
FERC/COE interface, environmental, front-end engineering
~10–15%
Working capital
Commissioning gas, operations ramp, debt service reserve
~25–30%

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