Allseas, a U.S. offshore energy contractor, has completed its offshore pipelay work for the Southeast Gateway natural gas pipeline project in southeastern Mexico The 700-kilometer (435-mile) pipeline runs along the Gulf of Mexico coast, connecting the Mexican ports of Tuxpan, Coatzacoalcos and Dos Bocas. It is designed to supply natural gas to Mexico’s central and southeast regions and bolster existing Transportadora de Gas Natural de la Huasteca (TGNH) assets The TGNH assets include the Tamazunchale pipeline (370 kilometres) which has a capacity of 825 million cubic feet per day between Naranjos and Tamazunchale and 630 million cubic feet per day TGNH assets also included the Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline (420 kilometres) which has a capacity of 886 million cubic feet per day and the Tuxpan-Tula pipeline (276 kilometres) The Southeast Gateway project is being developed by TC Energy in partnership with the Mexican state-owned utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) the pipeline is expected to have a capacity of 1.3 trillion cubic feet daily (13.4 billion cubic meters per year) The Global Knowledge Hub for Pipeline Operators and Industry Professionals The Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj) is the premier open-access publication dedicated to advancing innovation and connecting 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Others Contact Page Mexico-based Transportes Muciño has moved major components of the Tamazunchale II power plant from the port of Tampico to the construction site in San Luis Potosí The project took place from March to May 2021 and saw Transportes Muciño handle a gas turbine steam turbine and generator on behalf of Mitsubishi Power Americas The heaviest component was the 380-tonne generator that measured 10.2 m x 5.43 m x 5.41 m The route from the port had to overcome multiple obstacles Transportes Muciño relied on equipment from Goldhofer for the work namely the manufacturer’s heavy-duty modules and its Faktor 5 girder bridge The transport began with a 2x18 axle line Faktor 5 combination with one pushing and two towing trucks the team reconfigured the convoy to a 2x9-axle parallel combination the convoy traversed over 46 hairpin turns even passing a 54-degree bend in Chapulhuacanito After another reconfiguration to a 2x12 axle line parallel combination the Muciño team made their way to the power plant the synchronised ADDrive modules were once again called upon to independently moved the convoy through a 19 percent decline to its final destination The difficult route also required six major bridge reinforcements Some of the bridges had to be crossed without trucks in order to reduce the total weight and avoid long detours www.mucino.com.mx www.goldhofer.com Multipurpose shipping line AAL Shipping has delivered three fully assembly Konecranes port cranes from Schiedam and Westdorpe Mexico’s Tradelossa recently completed a complex heavy haul operation for an important energy sector development in the north of the country Rhenus Group has officially rebranded Blu Logistics LATAM to Rhenus Logistics Shipyard and construction company Ravestein is delivering a ro-ro pontoon for Peel Ports Group in the UK Jan De Nul started the monopile foundation installation campaign for RWE’s Thor offshore wind farm Heavy lift vessel Les Alizés has installed the first of 72 monopiles for Denmark’s largest wind farm to date has moved and installed equipment for a carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) unit at a cement plant in Triefenstein Site powered by Webvision Cloud bringing electricity to 100 homes and a health center This program focused on 41 communities in the municipalities of San Martín Chalchicuautla We launched an ambitious social action plan in this region including projects that will help more than 10,000 people One of the main ones is the rehabilitation of roads and highways to guarantee free transit An example is the repair of sections of the Mixcotla highway between La Providencia and the Tecnológico de Tamazunchale junction The reconstruction of pedestrian sidewalks in urban areas and the surfacing of plots of land are other examples of works scheduled for completion in 2021 we are also performing infrastructure works in schools We firmly believe that education is fundamental for the development of communities so educational infrastructure is one of our fields of action Examples of this are the reconstruction of roofs in the rural elementary school «La Revolución de 1910» and the Telesecundaria Cuixcuatitla Health is a very important pillar in our social actions, and our work demonstrates this, which is why we have helped refurbish health centers and clinics in the communities of Palicta and Huexco With the aim of helping to foster the development of the region whose economic structure relies largely on agriculture we launched the Energy for the Countryside program in which we train local producers in integrated management of orchards making compost for plant nutrition and pest control Through a series of workshops in Spanish and Nahuatl provided by a local agronomist we want local producers to have the necessary knowledge to improve their crops In support of health personnel as well as for the communities of Tamazunchale and the surrounding municipalities we have donated more than 35,000 units of medical supplies and distributed 3,000 food packages to the most vulnerable people in the area All these actions are examples of Iberdrola’s commitment to Mexico and to the regions where our plants and farms generate energy Although this region is not the only one in the country where we are carrying out social projects – we are doing this in the 15 states where we are present - it should be noted that we have made a major effort to make a positive difference in San Luis Potosí and we are still going to go further This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A pilot project has been launched in Nuevo León with a second location set to open in spring Oxxo has made a significant move to enhance its foodvenience proposition by welcoming Ditsch has a solid presence in Germany and the United States and aims to introduce a new store-in-store concept This location will feature the brand's products along with a specially curated menu for the Mexican market located at the Oxxo Tamazunchale store in San Pedro Garza García marks the first of its kind and a second location is set to open in spring "This partnership reflects our commitment to providing the best experience with products that meet the tastes of our consumers and current market trends," said Ximena Reynoard The collaboration leverages the international expertise of both companies to meet the growing demands of consumers in Mexico It reinforces the retailer's value proposition by offering fast and accessible food options that are adapted to local preferences Ditsch is set to transform the consumer experience at Oxxo with options that aim to bring a unique international 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Use of this website signifies your agreement to the Privacy policy The deal includes 13 power generation plants with a combined installed capacity of 8.5GW Spanish energy giant Iberdrola has completed the divestiture of 55% of its operations to the Mexican Government for $6.2bn (€5.71bn) The divestment includes 13 power generation plants with a combined installed capacity of 8.5GW It predominantly includes gas-fired combined cycle power stations 87% operate under an independent power producer regime with contracts established with the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) The plants operating under the independent power producer regime contracted to the CFE are: Altamira III and IV with 1.1GW; Altamira V with 1.15GW; Baja California with 324MW; Escobedo with 878MW; La Laguna with 537MW; the La Venta III wind farm with 103MW; Monterrey I and II with a joint capacity of 449MW; Tamazunchale I with 1.18GW; Topolobampo II with 917MW; and Topolobampo III with 766MW of capacity The sale also encompasses the privately operated combined cycle gas plants Monterrey III and IV with 477MW Tamazunchale II with 514MW and Enertek with 144MW of capacity Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis The 460 workers currently employed by these facilities will transfer to the trust managed by Mexico Infrastructure Partners Iberdrola will maintain ownership of 15 plants all of its private customers and its portfolio of renewable energy projects and pipelines The Spanish company plans to expand its wind and solar assets in Mexico The National Infrastructure Fund of Mexico other public financial entities associated with the Mexican Government and private finance groups provided financial backing for the operation Iberdrola has entered power purchase agreements with the MIP-led trust along with a contract for the provision of transitional services for the temporary management of the divested assets Iberdrola executive chairman Ignacio Galán and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador signed the initial memorandum of understanding in April 2023 In February 2024. the Government of Mexico obtained regulatory approval to acquire the 13 power plants from Iberdrola for $6bn (102.34bn pesos) the Federal Economic Competition Commission approved the deal on condition that the energy assets are operated independently The strategic acquisition will increase Mexico’s influence over the power sector and increase state control of electricity generation to 60% Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network The South Texas Pipeline transported approximately 15% of Mexico‘s total natural gas imports through pipelines in 2021 This offshore pipeline transports natural gas from Texas to energy and industrial markets in central and eastern Mexico TC Energy owns a 60% stake and is the operator of the pipeline The 478-mile (770 km) offshore pipeline transports natural gas from the US border near Brownsville where it interconnects with the Tamazunchale pipelines and Tula and other third-party gas pipelines For more than a decade, Mexico has been undergoing a significant transition from fuel oil and diesel as its main energy sources for electricity generation to the use of natural gas new pipeline infrastructure has been and continues to be required to meet the growing demand for natural gas The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) is the counterparty to all of TC Energy’s existing pipelines under long-term contracts which are predominantly denominated in US dollars These fixed rate contracts are generally designed to recover the cost of the service and provide a return on invested capital As the developer and operator of the pipeline companies like TC Energy generally bear the risk of construction and operating costs and penalties for service delays excluding force majeure events that provide schedule relief services and related fees approved for other potential users TC Energy’s Natural Gas Pipelines in Mexico segment consists primarily of the company’s investments in 2,503 km (1,554 miles) of regulated natural gas pipelines currently in operation Mexico Natural Gas Pipelines segmented earnings in 2021 decreased Can$112 million compared to 2020 and increased Can$179 million in 2020 compared to 2019 A weaker US dollar in 2021 had a negative impact on the Canadian dollar equivalent segmented earnings of the company’s operations in Mexico compared to the same period in 2020 while a stronger US dollar in 2020 had a positive impact on Canadian dollar equivalent segmented earnings from its operations in Mexico compared to the same period in 2019 Redacción: 7224059128info@opportimes.com 2023.- As part of the Casa Abierta (Open House) Iberdrola México recognized three women in the Huasteca Potosina for their outstanding academic training and their participation in different initiatives for the community’s benefit in the Health and Sports “It is a duty for Iberdrola México to drive local talent’s development and promote women’s empowerment in the communities where it has a presence We are proud to recognize the three winners of the second edition Women with Energy Their achievements are an example for many more young people to pursue their dreams,” said Manuel Argüelles manager of Iberdrola México in Tamazunchale the winners were Yoana Mateo in the Environment category;  María Dolores Saavedra in the Social category; and Elvira Prezas Ramírez in Health and Sports  Yoana Ignacia Mateo Hernández is an Environmental Engineer from the  Tecnológico de Tamazunchale and represented San Luis Potosí Mexico and Latin America at  ExpoSciences Europe 2022 with a project called “Eco-lution” which consists of a substance -created  by her and her team- which removes ink printed on canvas so that it can be reused in a new print “I am honored to receive this recognition that drives me to continue researching in favor of the environment There are extraordinary women in the  Huasteca and I humbly hope to be an inspiration for more women to study scientific and technological careers” the young woman said during the presentation of these awards at the facilities of  Iberdrola México in Tamazunchale Dolores Saavedra Leos is a Chemical Engineer from the UASLP  with a PhD in Biology and Technology from the University of Murcia (Spain) She has been a research professor for 10 years at the  UASL Campus Tamazunchale She has a project to disseminate science among children  Elvira Prezas Ramírez is a surgeon and obstetrician who has stood out for her strong ethic and service spirit She has acted as chairperson of the DIF subcommittee and physician in charge of the Rural Medical Unit of El Hulero she is the director of the High School Community Center “Leona Vicario” and director of the Municipal Health Department  Women with Energy – the name of this award-  was first presented in 2022 with the recognition of five women: three of them in the Huasteca Potosina and two in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec the student Irantza Goytia was recognized for a project that used oil produced by orange peel to create a product that degrades Styrofoam with a degree in Physical Electronics and 30 years of experience as a teacher promoting women’s inclusion in STEM programs (science who has a master’s degree in administration by the UASLP and received an award for her research in technological innovation and support of the students in the region These awards are presented within the Casa Abierta (Open House) program which -as its name implies- is designed to open the doors of Iberdrola México’s power plants to carry out activities aimed at strengthening ties with the communities where we operate Iberdrola México reinforces its commitment to Tamazunchale and the surrounding communities where it has implemented several social projects to contribute to the development of the Huasteca Potosina Sur where it has an installed capacity of 1,694 MW The Southeast Gateway pipeline will begin service in mid-2025, said TC Energy together with Mexico‘s state-owned electricity utility To size up the project: the 1.3 Bcf/d, 715 km (444 miles) offshore natural gas pipeline will serve the southeast region of Mexico with an estimated project cost of US$4.5 billion Subject to regulatory approvals from Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) and Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) the strategic alliance between the two companies offers CFE the possibility of an equity stake in Transportadora de Gas Natural de la Huasteca (TGNH) This participation is conditioned to CFE providing capital acquiring land and supporting the obtaining of permits for TGNH’s projects When the Southeast Gateway pipeline enters service CFE’s equity interest in TGNH will be 15% and will increase to approximately 35% when the contract expires in 2055 TC Energy forecasts that regulatory approvals related to CFE’s equity interest in TGNH will take up to 24 months the TGNH System is located in central Mexico and is comprised of the existing Tamazunchale pipeline and the Tula Villa de Reyes and Southeast Gateway pipelines with sections in service or currently under construction This system supplies or will supply several power plants and industrial facilities in Veracruz The system also has interconnections with upstream pipelines that supply from the Agua Dulce and Waha centers in Texas TC Energy will continue to focus on the execution of its current capital program which includes advancing the construction of its Southeast Gateway pipeline in Mexico mechanical completion of the Coastal GasLink pipeline as well as the completion and commencement of new pipeline projects in the United States White & Case advised TC Energy in connection with a $2.3 billion senior term loan and revolving loan financing of its Mexican subsidiary There were 15 lenders involved in the deal The loan proceeds were used to refinance existing intercompany debt which will facilitate the development and construction of the Puerta del Sureste Pipeline TC Energy Corporation is a leading North American energy company that develops and operates energy infrastructure in Canada