HomeMagazine2012March 2012, Vol. 239 No. 3TransCanada To Build US$500 Million Natural Gas Pipeline Extension In Mexico

March 2012, Vol. 239 No. 3

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TransCanada To Build US$500 Million Natural Gas Pipeline Extension In Mexico

TransCanada announced it will build, own and operate the Tamazunchale Pipeline extension in Mexico. Construction of the pipeline is supported by the award of a 25-year natural gas transportation service contract by the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Mexico’s state-owned power company. TransCanada expects to invest US$500 million in the pipeline and anticipates an in-service date in early 2014. The project will be 146 miles long and have contracted capacity of 630 MMcf/d. The pipeline will use a combination of 30- and 36-inch pipe and have 37 megawatts of installed compression. The pipeline will originate at the terminus of TransCanada’s existing Tama

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