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liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Brazil. The terminal is located in Sepetiba Bay, near Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE"

known as the Bolivia–Brazil pipeline, is an operating natural gas pipeline in Bolivia and Brazil. The pipeline runs from Río Grande in Bolivia's Santa Cruz

{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) "Brazil prepares for a new phase of investments in LNG terminals". LNG Latin America & the Caribbean. Retrieved

the country's LNG infrastructure, including both new LNG terminals and existing facilities such as the Guanabara Bay terminal. "Terminal de Regaseificação

2020 as Brazil's first privately owned LNG terminal, supplementing the three existing terminals - Guanabara Bay LNG Terminal, Bahia LNG Terminal, and Pecém

connects Brazil's southeastern gas system to its northeastern gas system and creates a common gas market in Brazil. At its northern extremity in Catu (Bahia

(258 mi) of pipe to be laid in Uruguay and 505 kilometers (314 mi) in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. In Brazil, the new pipeline extension would

Debate - Diário de Macaé. May 16, 2020. "Brazil prepares for a new phase of investments in LNG terminals". LNG Latin America and the Caribbean. Retrieved

url-status (link) "Brazil prepares for a new phase of investments in LNG terminals". LNG Latin America & the Caribbean. Retrieved 2021-04-17. "Terminal Gás Sul (TGS)

x 540 km)". Pipeline Technology Conference 2019. ISSN 2510-6716. Existing Pipelines in Latin America Wikipedia also has an article on Yabog Gas Pipeline

Imprensa Nacional". www.in.gov.br (in português do Brasil). Retrieved 2021-06-02. "Sistema de Transporte – TAG". ntag.com.br (in português do Brasil). Retrieved

natural gas (LNG) export terminal in the lower 48 United States. The US$5 billion Sabine Pass LNG project is located at an existing import terminal in Cameron

Guamaré-Cabo Gas Pipeline) is an operating gas pipeline running within Brazil. The pipeline starts in Guamaré (Rio Grande do Norte state) and runs to Cabo de Santo

por Bolivia". Noticias El Periódico Tarija (in español). 2024-11-28. Retrieved 2025-08-28. Existing Pipelines in Latin America

gas duct going from near the city of Santa Cruz in eastern Bolivia to Cuiabá, Mato Grosso, in Brazil. In Cuiabá it fuels the Cuiabá power station, originally

would rely on imported LNG regasified at Excelerate Energy's Escobar FSRU, then transported to Brazil via Argentina's existing pipeline network, including

the full length of the completed pipeline in August 2024, with commissioning expected in mid-September 2024. In April 2024, ENARSA signed a contract with

was a proposed LNG Terminal in the state of Pará, Brazil. As of September 2024, the project appeared to be cancelled. The proposed LNG facility would be

floating LNG Terminal in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. As of September 2025, with no new developments reported in more than four years, the terminal was presumed

of Pecém. The pipeline runs northwest from Guamaré in Rio Grande do Norte state to the Port of Pecém in Ceará state. At Guamaré it intersects with the Nordestão