US gas goes south: A review of Mexico's infrastructure
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Gas demand
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Decline in domestic production
- What can make supply grow?
- If there is an energy reform
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Gas infrastructure
- New pipeline projects.
- Pipelines that increase import capacity
- Pipelines that will allow more flexibility
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Chart 1: Power generation capacity by region 2011Map 1: Power control regions in MexicoMap 2: New gas fired power plants
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Chart 2: Natural gas market supply-demandChart 3: Dry gas production available for salesMap 3: New gas infrastructure by companyChart 4. LNG imports by terminalChart 5. LNG import forecast and contracted demand
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