Business Consultancy firm headquartered in Mexico City informs potentially interested parties about the upcoming construction of a modern, extensive pipeline between Mexico and Texas to transport schist gas extracted through hydraulic fracturing in Texas. This project is considered crucial in terms of positive economic impact and associated prospects for industrial development.
It should be noted that this opportunity includes the chance to buy certain sections of the pipeline and acquire long-term transport rights, with details regarding the associated forecasted financial flows.
Additional information will be made available in response to contact requests by qualified respondents.

Investment holding company with legal headquarters in Panama City specialized in emergency market situations and debt restructuring operations is assessing the possibility of intervening to provide support, especially economic, to North American extraction companies currently active in the shale oil field, preferably using re-fracking technologies. Such support would depend on a thorough examination of the financial-economic conditions of the company in question as well as its future commercial plans.
Any resulting agreements, including partnership agreements, would be stipulated under appropriate conditions of confidentiality.

Spanish company offering around-the-clock maintenance, customer assistance, security and satellite surveillance services for solar farms throughout the country is conducting a search to identify a new strategic partner capable of generating commercial synergies, to replace a shareholder representing 35% of the capital that is leaving for purely personal reasons.
The company in question works with over 150 collaborators and has achieved an average turnover of more than 25 million Euros and an EBTDA margin of approximately 18%.
All proposals will be examined with due discretion.

The company in question is part of a European sustainable energy group specialized in the solar energy chain, from design through to final construction. As part of its international development plan, the company draws on its extensive experience working on the African continent to offer local governments a partnership opportunity for the installation of “ready to build” photovoltaic systems with wattages that can reach as much as 50 megawatts or more, with the company maintaining partial ownership of the system following installation.
Further details will be provided in response to a contact request.

Having developed from an innovative start-up, French company is focused on hydroelectric and, more specifically, micro hydro applications involving patented small turbines that operate with minimal water flows, even drops of as little as a few dozen meters. The company is looking for an industrial-financial partner to develop current direct production of energy as well as sales of complete mini generators on the global market.