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In 2014, the Carib Energy plant in Martin County, Florida, was granted a license to export 40 million cubic feet a day of natural gas to nearly any country, including those without a free trade agreement with the U.S. Carib is already exporting LNG in shipping containers to Caribbean and Central American countries.<ref>Timothy Cama, [http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/217298-doe-clear-natural-gas-exports-at-two-sites "DOE clears natural gas exports at two sites,"] The Hill, Sep. 10, 2014.</ref> Carib Energy is now a subsidiary of the Crowley Maritime Corporation.<ref name=cali>[http://www.crowley.com/What-We-Do/Liquefied-Natural-Gas/Carib-Energy-is-Now-a-Crowley-Company "Carib Energy is Now a Crowley Company"] Crowley company website, accessed September 14, 2015.</ref>

==Background==
Carib Energy was the first company to receive a 25-year export license from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for LNG transportation from the United States into Free Trade Agreement countries. Carib was also the first to receive a small-scale, 20-year LNG export license from the DOE from the U.S. into Non-Free Trade Agreement (NFTA) countries.<ref name=cali/>

==Project Details== 
*'''Operator:''' Crowley Maritime Corporation
*'''Annual Capacity (cubic feet):''' 
*'''Status:''' Operating

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