TransCanada plans to build new Mexican pipeline
TransCanada plans to spend $550 million to build a 420 km gas pipeline in Mexico to supply Comisión Federal de Electricidad with nearly 25.5 million cubic metres of gas per day.
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Japan takes lead in race for Asian LNG hub
Japan may have an advantage over its rivals in its attempt to become Asia’s destination of choice for trading spot LNG cargoes.
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- Japan plans its largest-ever solar farm project
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Nuclear in Asia – not all doom and gloom for gas
Restarted nuclear reactors are displacing gas in Japan’s power sector, and although a similar picture can be seen in South Korea, the story is different elsewhere in Asia.
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