NGI correspondent Dwight Dyer recently sat down with Cenagas Director General David Madero to
discuss
the past, present, and future of Mexico's natural gas market. We've
never been closer to the source. The industry is abuzz about the market
with the largest potential in years, and information is hard to come by.
In
this 7-page exclusive report, NGI's veteran journalists and analysts
bring you closer than ever to the major pipelines and players that
continue to shape the Mexican gas market - straight from the source.
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"We have strong
relationships with all of [the companies],” Madero said. “And with some
of the U.S. operators, we have certain obligations as the technical
administrator to make sure we can be the supplier of last resort of
natural gas in Mexico. Therefore, we are engaged with U.S. transporters
that are interconnected with Mexico, in case we need to sign contracts
with them.”
“Our role
is determining aggregate demand, checking with CRE whether our
assumptions are rational, whether our flow simulations are correct. So
the only way to turn a yellow light green is to add infrastructure.”
“Cenagas’ technical role
focuses, together with CRE, on evaluating how demand for natural gas
will grow in the next five years and where, geographically, that demand
will be located."
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Referenced in the report:
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Cenagas | Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) | Comision Reguladora de Energia (CRE) | FERC Mexican Petroleum Institute | Mexican Natural Gas Association | And More...
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Get Inside Mexico's Cenagas: Pipelines, Players, and Possibilities - An NGI Exclusive
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