HOUSTON, TEXAS (Pietro D. Pitts, Energy Analytics Institute, 11.Feb.2025, Words: 1,580) — Two Mexican companies — Casarve Servicios, S.R.L. and Comercializadora Aqualita, S.A. — have an eye on developing a small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Veracruz, Mexico. The project, the Coatzacoalcos II LNG Terminal, aims to achieve a processing capacity of 46 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) and will require an investment of around $1.5bn.
Said processing capacity will be developed in 3 phases to optimize economic resources. The first phase is slated to start operations in 2025, sources in Mexico with specific knowledge of the project told Energy Analytics Institute (EAI).
