Mexican steelmakers want to supply pipelines
Oct 29, 2012 | 08:57 AM
| Rodrigo Alonso
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Mexican steelmakers,
pipeline projects,
Senar,
Mexican Secretariat of Energy,
Canacero,
Los Ramones,
Pemex,
Petroleos Mexicanos
Sempra International
MEXICO CITY — Steelmakers in Mexico have asked the government to enable them to supply steel to several state pipeline projects with total investments that could exceed $8.6 billion over the next five years.
The pipelines, eight in total, will stretch for about 3,107 miles across Mexico, according to a report issued last week by the Mexican Secretariat of Energy (Sener), "Perspective on the Natural Gas Market 2012-2026."
The projects will demand tens of thousands of tonnes of steel products. The Los Ramones pipeline alone will need some 400,000 tonnes of steel pipe and will cost $2.5 billion, Mexican steel association Canacero told AMM sister publication Steel First last week.....
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