Mexico to Build Pipeline From Port of Tuxpan to Yucatan Peninsula
11/27/2019
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) — Mexico will soon launch a tender for the construction of a pipeline to bring natural gas from the eastern port of Tuxpan to the cities of Merida and Cancun in the Yucatan peninsula, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Wednesday.
Speaking at a regular news conference, Lopez Obrador said the infrastructure would boost power generation and prevent outages in the region, which is popular with tourists.
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Owner:
Gaz-System, Energinet
Project:
Baltic Pipe
Type:
Baltic Pipe will transport Norwegian natural gas from the Norwegian North Sea via Denmark to Poland.
Length:
560 miles (900 km)
Capacity:
110 Bcf per annum
Start:
Q2 2020
Completion:
Q4 2022
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