ESENTIA Expands Mexico’s Natural Gas System

    ESENTIA operates in interconnected system of five pipelines known as the Wahalajara System, an additional pipeline note directly connected to the Waha System, five compressor stations, and one booster/compressor unit.

    ESENTIA Energy Systems is strengthening Mexico’s energy infrastructure with a US$680 million expansion, featuring two new 15 MW Siemens Energy turbo compression units. This strategic project will boost transport capacity by 50% across the Wahalajara System, supporting the rising demand from data centers, mining, and manufacturing. By leveraging existing rights-of-way and optimized compression, ESENTIA is ensuring long-term reliability for one of the region’s most critical natural gas corridors.

    Click here the full story in the May issue of Gas Compression Magazine.

     

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