
A plan hatched in 2015 to export LNG from Mexico’s Pacific coast is still alive, although experts say the project will likely use United States gas and pipelines.
Sempra-owned Infraestructura Energetica Nova (IEnova) said last month that it had made “significant progress” on a project to convert its Energia Costa Azul LNG terminal on Mexico’s Baja California peninsula to a liquefaction facility for exports to Pacific markets.
“We received the three major Mexican permits that are required and we are moving forward with discussions to better understand...
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