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The San Martín pipeline is one of three pipelines, along with the Neuba I and Neuba II Pipelines, that comprise Argentina's TGS pipeline network. The San

Brazil via the Gasoducto Norte. The main pipeline is 1454 kilometers (903 miles) in length) and 24 inches in diameter, with a total capacity of 28 million

The two pipelines identified as the best candidates for this initiative were the NorAndino Gas Pipeline in the north and the GasAndes Pipeline in the south

Cacimbas - Catu pipeline started in May 2008 and was completed in 2010. It is 954 km (593 mi) long, with a diameter of 710 mm (28 in). The pipeline was designed

The two pipelines identified as the best candidates for this initiative were the Nor Andino Gas Pipeline in the north and the GasAndes Pipeline in the south

Oeste is one of two pipelines – along with Gasoducto Norte Gas Pipeline – that comprise the Transportadora de Gas del Norte (TGN) system in northern and central

Neuba II Pipeline is a gas pipeline in Argentina. The pipeline runs from La Yegua in Argentina's Neuquén Basin to the Buenos Aires metropolitan area, passing

(314 mi) in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. In Brazil, the new pipeline extension would connect with the existing Gasbol gas pipeline. The proposed

Atacama Gas Pipeline, also called Gasoducto Atacama, is an operating natural gas pipeline in Argentina and Chile. The pipeline originates in Colonel Cornejo

Neuba I Pipeline is a gas pipeline in Argentina. The pipeline runs from Sierra Barrosa in Argentina's Neuquén Basin to the Buenos Aires metropolitan area

precondition in the agreement was passage of the Economic Transformation Law, which allowed private companies to build and operate pipelines in Ecuador. The

km), 24-inch pipeline from the NCMA development to the Atlantic LNG terminal is the longest pipeline in Trinidad and Tobago. The pipeline's capacity was

TGI Pipeline Network is a gas pipeline network in Colombia. Starting from the Ballena gas fields along the Caribbean coast in Colombia's northeastern department

www.culturalsurvival.org. Retrieved 2021-12-14. "Pioneer gas project in Latin America fails indigenous peoples". the Guardian. 2016-06-03. Retrieved 2021-12-14

Gas Pipeline, known in Argentina as Gasoducto Paraná-Uruguayana and in Brazil as Gasoduto Paraná-Uruguaiana, is an operating natural gas pipeline. The

Coveñas. Construction began in 1990, and the pipeline initiated commercial operations in July 1992. Ecopetrol is the pipeline's majority owner, with a 73%

the Cabiúnas Gas Treatment Terminal in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro state. The Tupi field is located in the Santos basin, in a geological formation known as the

was completed in 2001, with commercial operations starting in 2002. In early 2018, GOM suspended transport of gas through the pipeline, citing insufficient

closed in 1996. In November 2003, the Trans-Panama pipeline was re-opened for transportation of Ecuadorian crude oil to U.S. Gulf ports. In 2005, Venezuela

attacked 170 times in 2001, 41 times in in 2002, 34 in 2003, and 17 times in 2004. The attacks resulted in shutdowns and losses $500 million in oil revenues and