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Facility: Sabine Pass LNG Notice ID: 1989 Notice Type: Planned Service Outage Status: Revision / Supersedes Prior Notice Title: CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary – Updated 09.09.26 Effective Date/Time: 2026-09-09T14:36:00 End Date/Time: 2026-12-31T00:00:00 Posted: 2026-10-06T13:41:41.217 Note: Effective/End Date above is the posting's overall coverage window, NOT necessarily one continuous outage -- see Notice Text and/or the embedded image below for the actual per-job schedule. Notice Text: Below is a summary of the CTPL 2026 Planned Outage and Maintenance Projects. Items marked with * denotes updates from previous posting. This notice reflects current information as of September 9, 2026. This summary is subject to change as the year progresses to reflect the updated status of all planned outages and maintenance projects. CTPL will post updates as they become available. If you have any questions, please contact Customer Services at 713-375-5900 or email Cheniere.CTPL@Cheniere.com . [EMBEDDED_IMAGE: notice_images/00001989_1.png] The image above contains this notice's detailed schedule table (fields commonly include Job No., Begin/End dates, Location, Maintenance type, Transport Impact, Available Capacity, and Meter Capacity Limit). This table is NOT present anywhere in this notice as text -- Cheniere delivers it as a picture to every visitor of the page, not just to automated scrapers. Do not treat the Effective/End Date range above as a single continuous outage window: a 'Planned Outage and Maintenance Summary' notice like this one commonly bundles several independent jobs with different dates, locations, and impacts (including some with zero transport impact) into one posting. Read the table in the image directly for accurate per-job dates and capacity figures rather than inferring them from the date range alone. This notice supersedes a prior filing. Treat as a revision; check for escalation triggers vs prior notice.