Mexico gas markets long-term outlook H1 2015
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Report summary
As the Mexican power sector continues to shift away from oil to gas and becomes more reliant on non-domestic supply sources, US exports to Mexico are set to increase from 1.8 bcfd in 2014 to 6.3 bcfd by 2031. This year marks the start of this export trend; US pipeline exports are expected to surge to 2.6 bcfd. And over the next four years, Mexico will add 10.5 GW of new gas capacity and convert another 3.2 GW of oil capacity to gas.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Energy reform
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Demand
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CFE’s foot is on the gas
- Power Generation
- LDC
- Industrial
- Other Uncertainties
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CFE’s foot is on the gas
- Supply
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Trade and infrastructure
- LNG
- Exports
- Prices
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Mexico gas demand by sector
- Mexico gas supply
- Mexico gas infrastructure map
- US exports to Mexico by supply area
- Mexico imports by US exit point
- Major cross border pipelines
- Major Mexico pipelines under development
- Corresponding US hub price for Mexico
- End-user prices Mexico – May 2015
- Major new power plants in Mexico
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