据天然气加工网站8月2日报道 墨西哥国家电力公司与加拿大TC能源公司达成协议，在该国南部开发一条天然气管道，并巩固该公司在中部地区的合同。
该协议似乎标志着能源公司和墨西哥在数月的争端后达成了罕见的协议。墨西哥表示，这些公司从给纳税人带来不公平负担的合同中获益。
南部的新管道将从墨西哥韦拉克鲁斯州的Tuxpan开始，通过海路与坎佩切州和塔巴斯科州的Mayakan管道相连。
联邦电力委员会（CFE）在一份声明中表示：“该协议旨在解决墨西哥东南部和尤卡坦半岛长期缺乏天然气供应的问题。”
根据协议，墨西哥将努力帮助TC能源完成TuxPul-Tula管道，因为该项目将切断当地社区认为神圣的土地。
去年，总统Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador建议重新铺设这条长178英里（286公里）的管道，但公用事业公司没有说明如何解决这一问题。
该公司表示：“CFE已与TC能源达成一致，同意其将发挥更积极的作用，以解决社会冲突并完成Tuxpan-Tula管道。”
该公司补充称，将墨西哥中部TC能源的合同捆绑在一起，将为该公用事业公司节省成本。
2019年，Lopez Obrador政府表示，已说服TC能源和其他管道开发商在重新谈判合同后放弃前政府签署的交易的巨额利润。
王磊 摘译自 天然气加工
原文如下：
Mexico reaches deal for natural gas pipeline
Mexico's state power utility has struck a deal with Canada's TC Energy Corp to develop a natural gas pipeline in the country's south and consolidate the firm's contracts in the central region, the utility said.
The pact appeared to mark a rare moment of agreement after months of dispute between energy companies and Mexico, which said such firms had benefited from contracts that put an unfair burden on taxpayers.
The new pipeline in the south will start in Tuxpan in the Mexican state of Veracruz and run by sea to link with the Mayakan pipeline in the states of Campeche and Tabasco.
"The agreement aims to solve a long-running problem of the lack of natural gas supply in the Mexican southeast and the Yucatan peninsula," the Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE) said in a statement.
The pact also says Mexico will step up efforts to help TC Energy complete the Tuxpan-Tula pipeline after work stalled over concerns the project would cut across lands local communities consider sacred.
Last year, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador had suggested re-routing the 178-mile (286-km) pipeline, but the utility did not say how it would resolve the matter.
"The CFE has agreed with TC Energy that it will take a more active role that will allow for solving social conflicts and completing the Tuxpan-Tula pipeline," it said.
Bundling together together TC Energy's contracts in central Mexico would generate savings for the utility, it added.
In 2019, Lopez Obrador's government said it had persuaded TC Energy and other pipeline developers to waive significant profits from deals signed under the previous administration after renegotiating the contracts.
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