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Mejillones LNG Terminal, known locally as GNL Mejillones, is an LNG import terminal in Antofagasta, Chile. Loading map... {"type":"SATELLITE","minzoom":false

Terminal is an LNG terminal in Valparaíso, Chile. The terminal is at Loncura Beach, on Quintero Bay in Chile's Valparaíso region. It supplies LNG to Endesa Chile

url-status (link) The Fight Against the Octopus in Chile, Earth First! Journal, Summer 2016 Chile Revokes LNG Terminal Environmental Permit, BNamericas, accessed

locally as the Terminal Marítimo GNL Talcahuano, is a proposed LNG import terminal in the Bay of Concepción, Chile. The proposed terminal would be located

Terminal was a proposed LNG terminal in Valparaíso, Chile. The terminal was a joint-venture project by Chilean energy companies Colbún and AES Gener. Colbún

offshore LNG terminal to supply metal mines in Chile's Atacama desert. Cost of the project was estimated at $350 million. However, as mining in Chile decreased

developed scenarios calling for Chile to export natural gas received at its Mejillones LNG Terminal and Quintero LNG terminal to the Argentine provinces of

and Mexico. The country's two main LNG import terminals are the Quintero LNG Terminal and the Mejillones LNG Terminal. Four international pipelines - the

Blanca terminals, and regasified LNG from Chile. In 2018, after a decade-long lull, Argentina resumed pipeline exports of natural gas to Chile via the

pipeline in Argentina and Chile. The pipeline runs from La Mora, Mendoza Province, Argentina to San Bernardo, Chile, on the outskirts of Santiago, Chile. Loading

"Lanzamiento Informe AES Gener, Energía Sucia", Chile Sustentable Grupos comunitarios y ambientalistas en Chile, como Chile Sustentable y Fundación Terram, se han

industrial and residential customers in Chile's Biobío region. In 2005 a section of the pipeline between Argentina and Chile was shut down as the two countries

expansion project, received environmental approval in 2010. In May 2012, E-CL sold 30% of the project to Chile-based Luksic Group and was reportedly looking

remained in operation at the station's gas-fired, combined cycle Unit 16. In February 2018 Chilean president Michelle Bachelet announced that Chile would

pipeline in Argentina and Chile. The pipeline originates in Colonel Cornejo, Salta province, Argentina, and terminates at the Atacama power station in Mejillones

Brazil has three long-established LNG import terminals in Guanabara Bay, Bahia, and Pecém, plus two newer terminals in Sergipe and Porto do Açu (Rio de

(NDC) de Chile - Actualización 2020" (PDF). Gobierno de Chile. March 17, 2020.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) "International - Chile". U.S. Energy

web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) "Growth in Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale and tight gas production leads to LNG exports". U.S. Energy Information Administration

pipeline in Chile. As of July 2023, the project appears to be shelved. The proposed pipeline would run from Chasco Bay in Copiapó, Atamaca, Chile to Vallenar

Costa Azul, and Manzanillo LNG terminals, and is slated to begin exporting LNG in 2025 via the new Costa Azul Export Terminal. Mexico is Latin America's