Brazil: gas beyond the pipeline
Portuguese guide for mining, telecom and remote operations.
Read article →CIMC ENRIC · Market insight & infrastructure
Gas access for Latin America, beyond the pipeline.
A market and project hub for local suppliers, industrial customers and EPC partners in Brazil, Mexico and beyond.
Discuss your project →AI-generated concept illustration. Not a photograph of a customer project.Latin America · Market pathways
Bring gas access closer to the customer.
A pipeline can transform a region, but individual mines, industrial users and remote facilities may still need a practical route from the available gas source to their site. We explore LNG, CNG and gas-to-power in cooperation with local suppliers and project partners.
Country-level market examples are independent of any particular CIMC agreement. Fuel availability, local permissions and delivered cost require project-specific confirmation.
Two markets. Different starting points.
BRAZIL
Connect inland customers
Explore a gas supply route for mining, industry and clusters of remote users, starting with an anchor demand and an authorized local supplier.
Read the Brazil guide →MEXICO
Plan from source to industrial site
Pipeline expansion is part of the national infrastructure picture. Individual projects still need to assess access at their location, supply rights and the economics of gas delivery.
Read public infrastructure context ↗REGIONAL APPLICATIONS
From fuel logistics to useful power
Evaluate gas receiving and generation for industrial loads, with PV and battery integration where the duty cycle and economics justify it.
Explore gas-to-power →Exploratory discussions
Brazil: exploring possible collaboration.
CIMC ENRIC is in exploratory discussions with Mitsui in Brazil about potential opportunities. No partnership, signed agreement, awarded project or supply commitment is implied. Any future scope remains subject to discussion and confirmation.
We are interested in how local gas supply and customer access could be combined with modular storage, transport, receiving and power equipment for industrial applications. Project responsibilities and commercial terms would be defined only if the parties proceed.
A practical route from concept to site.
01 · SOURCE
Confirm supply
Location, fuel quality, available volume, authorization and delivered price.
02 · DELIVER
Engineer logistics
Compare CNG and LNG, loading, route, storage, receiving and continuity.
03 · USE
Match demand
Define the industrial load, generator duties, controls, service and potential hybrid integration.
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Articles and project tools for regional partners, industrial users and EPC teams.
Beyond the pipeline
Design a virtual gas network around a real anchor customer.
Read article →Mining microgrids: gas + PV + BESS
Understand the interfaces before combining technologies.
Read article →Gas-to-power feasibility calculator
Run an initial fuel and power assessment with your own assumptions.
Open calculator →Project brief for buyers
Prepare the information needed for a first engineering discussion.
Read article →Develop a project with us.
Share the site location, customer load, available gas source, current fuel cost and timeline. We can map a first delivery route with local participants.
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