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* Destination: Porto Alegre, Brazil | * Destination: Porto Alegre, Brazil | ||
* Ownership: | * Ownership: | ||
− | + | ** Transportadora Brasileira Gasoduto Bolívia-Brasil (TBG) | |
− | + | ** Gás Transboliviano | |
* Website: | * Website: | ||
− | + | ** http://www.tbg.com.br/ | |
− | + | ** http://www.gastransboliviano.com/ | |
* Length: 3,056 kilometres ( miles) | * Length: 3,056 kilometres ( miles) | ||
* Capacity: 30 million cubic metres per day | * Capacity: 30 million cubic metres per day | ||
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+++ Details | +++ Details | ||
* The pipeline has two sections. | * The pipeline has two sections. | ||
− | + | ** The first section is a 557 (km) kilometers section of the pipeline in Bolivia from Rio Grande in Bolivia to Corumba in Brazil | |
− | + | ** The second section is the construction of 2,593 km of the pipeline in Brazil extending from Corumba to Porto Alegre including Penapolis compression station | |
* The pipeline connects to the [[Yacuiba To Rio Grande Gas Pipeline GASYRG]] in Rio Grande | * The pipeline connects to the [[Yacuiba To Rio Grande Gas Pipeline GASYRG]] in Rio Grande | ||
Revision as of 11:44, 16 February 2024
Summary Information
- Source: Rio Grande, Bolivia
- Destination: Porto Alegre, Brazil
- Ownership:
- Transportadora Brasileira Gasoduto Bolívia-Brasil (TBG)
- Gás Transboliviano
- Website:
- Length: 3,056 kilometres ( miles)
- Capacity: 30 million cubic metres per day
- Status: Operating
+++ Details
- The pipeline has two sections.
- The first section is a 557 (km) kilometers section of the pipeline in Bolivia from Rio Grande in Bolivia to Corumba in Brazil
- The second section is the construction of 2,593 km of the pipeline in Brazil extending from Corumba to Porto Alegre including Penapolis compression station
- The pipeline connects to the Yacuiba To Rio Grande Gas Pipeline GASYRG in Rio Grande
+++ Contractors
- **UniversalPegasus:** QA/QC construction management team
+++ History
- 1997 - Project approved by World Bank
- 1998 - Project approved by EIB
- 1999 - First section enters commercial operation
- 2000 - Second section enters commercial operation
- 2000 - Total acquired a stake in the company from BHP
- 2007 - Shell sold a stake in the pipeline to Ashmore
- 2008 - A major accident and fire temporarily closed the pipeline
+++ Other Information
- The world bank supported the project with a $130 million loan
- The EIB supported the project with a $60 million loan
+++ Links
- Gas Sector Development Project - Bolivia-Brazil Gas Pipeline, World Bank
- Gas TransBoliviano Natural Gas Pipeline - Environmental/Cultural Management Program
- [[[Universalpegasus International Pipeline References]]]
- EIB loan for Bolivia - Brazil gas pipeline
- Accident Involving Gas Pipeline In Santa Catarina State
- TotalFinaElf signs agreement to acquire interest in Bolivia-Brazil gas pipeline
- South America's Largest Gas Infrastructure Project Officially Opened
- Shell agrees to sell certain midstream assets to Ashmore Energy International