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Mexico Depends on 70% of Us Gas and Has Almost No Reserves of Its Own: the Risk that Can Leave the Country without Electricity
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Tampico, Tamaulipas.- Mexico advances in an attempt to shield its energy system against one of its most sensitive risks: the lack of strategic storage of natural gas. In a country where about 70% of the supply comes from Texas, the vulnerability is evident. Any interruption in cross-border flow can compromise electricity generation and industrial operation. Today, the available reserve barely reaches 2.5 days, a margin that depends on the remain…
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