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Kinder Morgan Restores Natural Gas Deliveries to Mexico

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Kinder Morgan lifted force majeure on its Tennessee Gas Pipeline after repairs restored natural gas deliveries to Mexico on October 8, 2026. The outage began on October 5, when the company identified and isolated problems in sections including the Rio Bravo and Cenagas delivery meters. Mexican pipeline operator CENAGAS had been warned that flows could fall by as much as 20% during the interruption.

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Mexico relies heavily on U.S. pipeline gas, with about 75% of its natural gas coming from Texas. The country has limited gas reserves, only about three days, and lacks large-scale underground storage. The restoration of deliveries addresses a critical supply dependency for Mexico's power and industrial sectors.

Kinder Morgan's operating interests are spread across North America.

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Who's involved

  • Kinder MorganCompany that restored natural gas deliveries to Mexico via its Tennessee Gas Pipeline.

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