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Every project sends a signal first.

FreightOmen watches the public record where capital projects surface — air permits, federal filings, mine registries — and backs the lead with US customs receipts: the cargo that actually moved, and the name on the filing. LNG, power, mining, steel, data centers.

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Golden Pass LNG

Sabine Pass, Texas — under construction
US customs filing · marks & numbers:
"GOLDEN PASS LNG EXPORT PROJECT"
project cargo · named on the crate, not inferred
Who filed it — and who to call — is inside. Sign in
Source: US import bills of lading
● Signal detected Petrochemical

Cedar Bayou Expansion

Baytown, Texas — permitting
State air permit filed — a construction permit is filed before a single crate ships.
No freight has moved yet. That is the calling window.
Owner's import history and lanes are inside. Sign in
Source: state environmental regulator filings
● Signal detected Mining

Thacker Pass

Humboldt County, Nevada — construction
Federal mine registry — listed active.
Heavy equipment lanes form here first:
ocean → Gulf ports → overland to site.
Observed lanes and filers are inside. Sign in
Source: federal mine registry
1

The signal

Permits, federal dockets, and registries surface a project months before cargo moves. FreightOmen reads them hourly.

2

The receipts

US customs bills of lading show what actually shipped for the project — evidence-scoped, never guessed. If it's inferred, it says so.

3

Who to call

The name on the filing, translated: the consolidator, the forwarder behind it, the owner's freight habits — ranked, with the proof attached.

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