Could Mexico become one of the largest LNG exporters in the world? In a decade’s time, it could be a reality, a top executive overseeing a planned export project on the west coast said last week.
Energy companies working in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago are unearthing opportunities to develop gas for their countries. Some already are exporting liquefied natural gas, while others are preparing for a potential windfall down the road.
All of them are finding success by using one of the oldest management tricks in the book: collaborating with stakeholders.