Mexico Gas Pipeline at Center of Dispute Starts Operations
9/17/2019
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A major natural gas pipeline between Texas and the Mexican Gulf Coast port of Tuxpan that was at the heart of a dispute between Mexico's government and infrastructure firms begins operations on Tuesday, the companies behind it said.
Canada's TC Energy and a Mexican unit of U.S. company Sempra Energy, IEnova, said in a statement the $2.6 billion Marino Sur pipeline was starting operations. The announcement was made three weeks after the government said it had renegotiated some terms of the contract to build it.
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Pipeline Project Spotlight
Owner:
Phillips 66, Bridger Pipeline
Project:
Liberty Pipeline
Type:
Project includes construction of an oil pipeline from the Bakken and Rockies production areas to Corpus Christi, TX
Length:
~1,300 miles
Capacity:
350 Mbpd
Start:
NA
Completion:
4Q 2020
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