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Developers outline proposed cross‑border Yuma Pipeline; company says community input shaping route
Summary
A Monterrey-based developer presented plans for an approximately 30‑inch cross‑border natural gas pipeline that could serve U.S. and Mexican off‑takers and support regional industrial growth; presenters said they filed a FERC pre‑filing, held open houses, are reviewing routes and estimate partial in‑service around 2029.
A Monterrey, Mexico–based developer told the San Luis City Council on Thursday that it is studying an approximately 30‑inch cross‑border natural gas pipeline intended to bring supply from established U.S. systems to customers on both sides of the border and to enable industrial growth in the Yuma region.
Daniel Sada, the company’s representative, told the council the project — described during the meeting as the Yuma Pipeline — would tap existing supply lines that run from west Texas to the West Coast and deliver roughly half of its capacity into the Yuma area. Sada…
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