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Brazil Natural Gas

Natural Gas
Brazil meets only 2 percent of its energy needs with natural gas,
but the country's natural gas consumption is likely to increase
greatly. In May 1992, the state oil companies of Brazil and Bolivia
signed an agreement outlining the route for a 2,270-kilometer, US$2
billion pipeline system to deliver natural gas from Bolivian fields
to Brazil's Southeast. The pipeline was scheduled to begin supplying
8 million cubic meters a day of Bolivian gas in 1997, building up
to 16 million cubic meters a day by 2004.
Data as of April 1997
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