Sabine Pass, TX (August 4, 2025) – One man has died following a tragic industrial accident at the Golden Pass LNG facility in Jefferson County on Saturday afternoon, according to local officials.
According to reports, the incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. on August 3. Emergency crews responded to the scene at the liquefied natural gas terminal, and the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office remained on-site conducting an active investigation into what led to the fatal incident.
Judge Ben Collins confirmed the worker’s death and stated that an autopsy has been ordered. The name of the deceased will be released once next of kin have been officially notified. Authorities have not provided additional details regarding the nature of the accident or the worker’s role at the facility.
Golden Pass LNG, a major industrial site in Sabine Pass, is a key part of the region’s energy infrastructure. This incident remains under investigation.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
This report is based on preliminary updates from local authorities and may be revised as the investigation develops.
- The identity of the deceased worker has not yet been made public, pending family notification.
- Investigators from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office are continuing to gather evidence and determine what led to the incident.
- Golden Pass LNG officials have not issued a public statement as of this writing. Updates may follow as the investigation progresses.
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