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The Bolivia–Paraguay Gas Pipeline is a shelved natural gas pipeline in Bolivia and Paraguay. The pipeline would run east from Villa Montes, Tarija department

company: Proposed capacity: Length: 920 km Diameter: Status: Proposed Start Year: Cost: US$1 billion Construction of the pipeline started in March 2001

Bioceánico Gas Pipeline, also known in English as the Argentina-Paraguay-Brazil Gas Pipeline, in Spanish as the Gasoducto Bioceánico, or in Portuguese —

48% in greenhouse gas emissions from 102,900 in 2010 to 620,981 in 2011. According to the IEA, Bolivia emitted 21.04 million metric tons of CO2 in 2018

extend the GNEA northward from its terminus in Formosa province to the proposed Argentina-Paraguay-Brazil gas pipeline, as a means of exporting fossil gas from

Gas in Peru is primarily used for export. Peru became the first LNG exporter in South America in 2010 after the opening of the Peru LNG terminal in Pampa

refined product pipelines. Key oil pipelines include the Ocensa, Llanos, Colombia, Caño Limón-Coveñas and Bicentenario pipelines. Pipelines were targeted

into Brazil via the proposed Vaca Muerta-Brazil Pipeline. The Uruguaiana-Triunfo segment is one of several new pipelines proposed in an October 2019 government

14th in the world and 4th in the Western Hemisphere, behind the United States, Canada, and Brazil. Coal development in Mexico is concentrated in the northern

Tobago Gas Pipeline. Other pipelines proposed for the region include the Dragon Gas Pipeline, the Grenada to Trinidad and Tobago Gas Network, and the Inter-Caribbean

million barrels per day. In 2019, Brazil ranked eighth worldwide in crude oil production, ninth in oil products production, and 22nd in natural gas production

via existing pipelines in Bolivia Construction of the Bioceánico Gas Pipeline through Paraguay Extension of the Southern Cross Gas Pipeline through Uruguay

del Sur Gas Pipeline to Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and also via the proposed Transoceanic Gas Pipeline for export to countries in Central America

distributor in Panama. Terpel and EPAPetrol are leading oil and gas companies in Panama. During 2020, less than 20% of Panamanians worked in the industry

reduction in GHG emissions by 2030, compared to levels agreed upon in 2016; in October 2021, Argentina submitted a revised NDC that increased its proposed reduction

Mercedes-Cardales and La Carlota-Tío Pujio gas pipelines. Several other new pipelines have been proposed to export Vaca Muerta gas to neighboring countries

new proposed coal sources or projects. The country ranks 114th in the world for coal consumption. Ecuador must import all of the coal it uses. In 2018

military control in 2018. Carbozulia is the state-owned coal company. INGESOL CA and Solinal CA are the main companies in the solar energy market in Venezuela

responsible for their own regulatory processes. In 2020, 23.49% of those employed in Suriname worked in the industry sector, which includes mining, quarrying

power plants. In 2021, the Guyanese government announced a partnership with ExxonMobil to bring more natural gas to the country via the proposed Liza Gas Pipeline