Asset Report
Colombia proposed LNG regas projects
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Report summary
Colombia's SPEC LNG import terminal started operations in November 2016 in Cartagena on the Atlantic coast. This project was envisioned to counter declining indigenous gas production and concerns over weather-driven power supply volatility, as well as provide a lower-emission alternative to coal power plants and security of supply. To date, many other regasification projects have been proposed, including on the Pacific coast. In Colombia, there are two main gas-demand regions: the ...
Table of contents
- Location maps
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Proposed projects - overview
- Regulations for new regas terminals
- Location detail
Tables and charts
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