EPE publishes "Fact sheet: Indicative Transmission Gas Pipeline Plan – PIG 2022"

​The Indicative Transmission Gas Pipeline Plan (PIG 2022) supports the Brazilian natural gas sector´s planning, presenting investment opportunities in transmission natural gas pipelines.

In the present document, 5 transmission pipeline alternatives were studied, totaling 1,266 km in length and around BRL 20 billion in estimated costs. The Fact sheet: PIG 2022 presents the main results and the guidelines used for selecting the alternatives.


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