US EditionThe Crisis Is Not Over
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Tired of not reaching agreements or making progress in the negotiations, the transporters announced last night that on Wednesday they will close accesses to Mexico City...
There is concern and distrust among the millions of consumers, following the alert that has been launched, once the LP gas inventories have recorded “critical” levels, a situation that puts the supply for the country at a “severe” risk, so it is urgent to encourage private investments that allow to increase the infrastructure [...]
The distribution network of Gas LP in Mexico faces a “serious risk” of supply and a growing vulnerability to crime. Rocío Robles, executive president of the Mexican Association of Liquefied Gas Distributors and Related Companies A.C. (AMEXGAS) pointed out that the recent supply difficulties are not only due to the “intense rains”; the underlying issue is more serious: “the very sensitive situation in which the distribution network is,” he said. …
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