Mexico energy gateway

Does TC Energy take FID on southeast Gateway pipeline project?

TC Energy, CFE take FID on Southeast Gateway Pipeline project. (Credit: TransCanada PipeLines Limited, an affiliate of TC Energy Corporation)

Will Mexico's new energy demand be met by renewables?

She’s promised to put a stop to gas flaring by state oil company Petroleos Mexicanos and pledged that all new energy demand in Mexico will be met by renewables after current projects — including the $13.6 billion she’s earmarked for new gas, solar and wind plants — are complete.

Does Mexico's Energy Strategy discriminate against foreign companies?

Merino Campos also said the deal with TC Energy shows the country’s openness to foreign investment — a remark that appeared to rebut recent trade complaints from the United States suggesting that Mexico’s energy strategy discriminates against foreign companies.

Can a new energy pipeline bridle the energy gap in southeastern Mexico?

"One of the most critical issues in Southeastern Mexico is access to reliable energy, and this pipeline can start bridging that gap," said Oscar Ocampo, an energy analyst at the nonprofit Mexican Institute for Competition. “It locks Mexico into fossil fuels for a generation.

Will the Yucatan pipeline solve the 'Energy Trilemma'?

For Robles, the pipeline will allow the Yucatan Peninsula to address what’s known as the “energy trilemma.” “As energy demand grows, solutions need to be cost competitive to drive social and economic growth, and also meet sustainability goals to help reduce emissions,” Robles said.

Why is Mexico building a new oil refinery?

Bucking broad global sentiment urging a shift away from fossil fuels, Mexico is building a large oil refinery on its Gulf Coast, in the southeastern state of Tabasco. Once operational, the new refinery is expected to expand Mexico’s oil-processing capacity by 20 per cent, while reducing its dependence on imported gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.