Transportadora de Gas del Sur
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Transportadora de Gas del Sur | |
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Type | Joint stock company BUE:TGSU NYSE: TGS |
Founded | December 28, 1992 |
Headquarters | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
Key people | Joao Ferreira Bezerra de Souza, Chairman of the board Mariano Pablo Gonzalez, Vice Chairman of the Board Gonzalo Castro Olivera, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer |
Industry | Natural gas extraction |
Products | Natural gas, LNG |
Revenue | ▲ ARS 1,309.50 M (2007, ~US$413.26 M) [1] |
Net income | ▲ ARS 347.40 M (2007, ~US$109.63 M) |
Owner | . |
Employees | 644 (as of 2007) |
Website | www.tgs.com.ar |
Transportadora de Gas del Sur (English: Gas Transporter of the South) is the biggest Natural Gas extractor in Argentina.
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[edit] History
TGS was established on December 28, 1992 after the privatization of the Argentinian energy sector, it was part of Gas del Estado, divided later on Transportadora de Gas del Sur and Transportadora de Gas del Norte
[edit] Operations
Is the biggest gas supplier in Argentina, operating the biggest pipeline system of the country and of Latin America transporting the 60% of the total Natural gas consumed and supplies directly to distributors, electric generators and industries. The maximum capacity is of 74.265.500 m3 a day, with an extension of 7.972 km of Pipeline transport and a maximum potency of 579.090 HP. TGS also distributes Liquefied natural gas (LNG), Operating in the General Cerri complex in Buenos Aires Province. Telcosur S.A., another bussines company owned by TGS is dominating the telecommunications market in rural areas providing industries and facilities.[2]
[edit] General Cerri Complex
Located in Buenos Aires Province the General Cerri Complex is dedicated to the recovery ethane, propane, butane, natural gasoline and NGL. All the products recovered are dispatched to Galván Harbor a near facility were are stored or loaded in trucks or ships for distribution. The General Cerri Complex Produces 40% of the company income.
[edit] Pipelines
TGS has three pipelines that produce 60% of the company income the largest is the San Martin that provides with natural gas Tierra del Fuego Province, Chubut province, Rio Negro Province, Neuquén Province and Buenos Aires Province while the other two provide Neuquén Province, La Pampa Province and Buenos Aires Province.
Name | Length | Pipe dimensions | Max. Power | Compressor stations | Max Potence |
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Neuba I | 1,971 km - 1,224 Miles | 24 / 30 inches | 60 Kg/cm2 | 8 | 68,310 Hp |
Neuba II | 2,201 km - 1,367 Miles | 30 / 36 inches | 70 Kg/cm2 | 6 | 145,980 Hp |
San Martin | 3,756 km - 2,333 Miles | 30 inches | 60 Kg/cm2 | 16 | 364,800 Hp |
[edit] Sources
- ^ Revenue, Net Income and Number of Employees according to Google finance
- ^ History, technical details, pipeline information and products according to www.tgs.com.ar