Amigo LNG Looks to Leverage Offtake Interest, Pipeline Capacity to Fast-Track Mexico Project

Mexico’s LNG space continues to grow with a new project called Amigo near the port of Guaymas in Sonora expecting a final investment decision by next February.

“The fundamental driver behind the project is offtake interest in Asia, especially in India,” CEO Muthu Chezhian of Singapore-based LNG Alliance Ltd. told NGI’s Mexico GPI. India is the fourth largest consumer of liquefied natural gas in the world. An Indian company has already secured 50% of the proposed first train, he said.

LNG Alliance develops end-to-end infrastructure solutions in the LNG space. The project would source gas from the Permian Basin in the United States.

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