Project Overview

Comprehensive details about the Trans Guatemala Pipeline project, including technical specifications, strategic advantages, and implementation timeline.

Technical Specifications

Pipeline Infrastructure

  • 320 km total length from Atlantic to Pacific
  • Three large-diameter parallel pipelines
  • Advanced pumping and storage systems
  • VLCC-compatible coastal terminals
  • Modern offshore loading infrastructure

Capacity & Performance

  • Up to 4.2 million barrels per day throughput
  • Bidirectional flow capability
  • Handles crude oil and refined products
  • Optimized for large-scale cargo movement
  • Enhanced supply chain flexibility

Strategic Advantages

Speed & Efficiency

Significantly reduces transit times by bypassing traditional maritime chokepoints and congested shipping lanes.

Cost Reduction

Lower transportation costs through optimized routes and reduced fuel consumption for shipping companies.

Environmental Benefits

52 million tons of CO₂ avoided over 10 years through shorter voyage distances and modern technology.

Energy Security

Enhanced energy security through route diversification and reduced dependency on traditional shipping corridors.

Project Timeline

Phase 1: Engineering & Permitting

Detailed engineering design, environmental assessments, and regulatory approvals.

Phase 2: EPC Mobilization

Engineering, Procurement, and Construction contract execution and site preparation.

Phase 3: Construction

Pipeline construction, terminal development, and infrastructure installation.

Phase 4: Commissioning

System testing, commissioning, and operational readiness for commercial operations.

Economic Impact

Job Creation

Thousands of direct and indirect jobs during construction and ongoing operations, supporting local and regional economies.

Local Investment

Significant local procurement and investment in regional infrastructure development and community programs.

Trade Growth

Enhanced trade competitiveness and improved access to global markets for Guatemala and the region.

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