Keystone Operator To Build Fifth Major Pipeline System In Mexico -- November 11, 2015

The Canadian Keystone operator was selected to build a new pipeline in Mexico. Oil & Gas Journal is reporting that Mexico's federal power company has selected TransCanade to build, own, and operate the Tuxpan Tula pipeline. Some data points:

• $500 million to build it
• 150 miles long; 36-inch; 886 million cfd,  from Tuxpan, Veracruz, to Puebla and Hidalgo states
• natural gas
• 25-year contract for natural gas supply
• construction to begin in 2016
• with this pipeline, TransCanada will have five (5) major pipeline systems in Mexico; $3 billion invested

TransCanada's theme song for the day, we'll get you one way or another:

One Way Or Another, Blondie