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Tamaulipas Energy Power

GUIDING AXLE

TAMAULIPAS STATE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2016

THESAFETY

TAMAULIPAS

THEHUMAN

TAMAULIPAS

THE SUTENTABLETAMAULIPAS

PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES

QUALITY PUBLICSERVICES

SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL Y SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

THECOMPETITIVETAMAULIPAS

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Objective:

Modernize patterns of energy use withlow‐impact schemes and clean energygeneration for productive, industrialand domestic sectors.

Sustainable Tamaulipas

Strategy:

Promote alternative production energysources, effective and sustainable,economic, social and environmentally

Energetic Potential

4TH PLACE IN ASSOCIATED GAS

PRODUCTION 74.51 MILLIONS CUBIC FEET

PER DAY

4TH PLACE IN ASSOCIATED GAS

PRODUCTION 74.51 MILLIONS CUBIC FEET

PER DAYSABINAS SHALE GAS

BASIN IN NUEVO LAREDO & TAMPICO-

MISANTLA, EXPLORATION WORKS

SABINAS SHALE GAS BASIN IN NUEVO

LAREDO & TAMPICO-MISANTLA,

EXPLORATION WORKS

REFINING117,500 BARIELS

PER DAY 10.1% NATIONAL

REFINING117,500 BARIELS

PER DAY 10.1% NATIONAL

1ST NATIONAL PLACENON

ASSOCIATE GAS (37.28

%)

1ST NATIONAL PLACENON

ASSOCIATE GAS (37.28

%)

COAST DEEP WATER POTENTIAL:

10 BILLIONS BARIELS

COAST DEEP WATER POTENTIAL:

10 BILLIONS BARIELS

PEMEXPEMEX

2ND PLACE IN NATIONAL PRODUCTION ENERGY

32,958,569 MW/HR,12.65% NATIONAL

PRODUCTION ENERGY

2ND PLACE IN NATIONAL PRODUCTION ENERGY

32,958,569 MW/HR,12.65% NATIONAL

PRODUCTION ENERGY

CFECFE

SOLAR RADIATION 4.8 kWH/m2

TAMAULIPAS ETHANOL NORTH PLANT POTENTIAL:

200 MILLION LTS PER YEAR

ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM URBAN WASTES

59.1 MILLIONS KWH PER YEAR

ENERGY PRODUCTION FROM URBAN WASTES

59.1 MILLIONS KWH PER YEAR

27 PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT

CAPACITY2,706.20 MW

EOLIC GENERATION POTENTIAL: 21 GW

CONVENTIONALCONVENTIONAL

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Strategic Location

Guadalajara

Aguascalientes

TolucaLázaro Cárdenas

Mazatlán

Saltillo

Durango

Monterrey

300 km

900 km

600 km

U.S.ATEXAS

Puebla

Silao

SLP

Roads13,803 km / 8,577 miles

Railroads936.7 km / 582 miles

InternationalAirports5

Water Ports2

International Crossing Borders17

1 (project)

Strategic Bonded Areas22 (project)

INFRASTRUCTURE

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FALCÓN

3.3 mmbtu/dí

a

Burgos Basin• Pipelines 1,363 km (848 miles).

• Oil Duct & Polyduct 481 km (299 miles).

• Processing Plants.• 4 Cryogenic Plants

InfrastructureNatural Gas & Oil

Refinery

Storage and Distrubution Terminal

Collection Station

Pumping Station

Marine Terminal

Coast

• Instalaciones

FALCON

RÍO BRAVO I,II,III, IV y V

ALTAMIRAI,II,III, IV y V

• 11 Energy Plants.

• 12.65 % Nacional Production (2012)

• Actual Generation (Capacity): 5,776 MW

Central Station. Power Lines.

InfrastructureWind Power

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ENERGETIC

POTENTIAL

Fuente: Secretaría de Energía , SENER.

Wind Power Map

Source: Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, IIEEstadística Nacional anual de velocidad del viento a 80 m de altura

Tamaulipas estimated potential: 21 GW

Wind Power @ 80m (262.5 ft)

TULA

ALDAMA

CASAS

SAN FERNANDO

SOTO LA MARINA

LLERA

REYNOSA

GONZALEZ

MATAMOROS

MENDEZ

JAUMAVE

HIDALGO

SAN CARLOS

BURGOS

GUERRERO

JIMENEZ

ABASOLO

OCAMPO

CRUILLAS

MIER

EL MANTE

ALTAMIRA

VICTORIA

PADILLA

GÜEMEZ

VILLAGRAN

BUSTAMANTE

CAMARGO

NUEVO LAREDO

MIQUIHUANA

XICOTENCATL

MAINERO

RIO BRAVO

VALLE HERMOSO

PALMILLAS

MIGUEL ALEMAN

SAN NICOLAS

GOMEZ FARIAS

ANTIGUO MORELOS

GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ

NUEVO MORELOS

TAMPICOCIUDAD MADERO

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Solar Potential Map

Source: Instituto de Investigaciones Eléctricas, IIEEstadística Nacional anual de irradiación solar

Oil Potential Map

The exploration and exploitation of the project“Cinturón Pegado Perdido" in deep waters offTamaulipas coasts represent significant provenoil reserves of the country. According to theNational Hydrocarbons Commission, the drillingof 47 exploratory wells is expected.

State Surface: 80,249 km2 (49,875 sq mi)

Oil Potential:  59% 

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PROJECTS IN

DEVELOPMENT

Wind Power Projects in DevelopmentNo. Empresa Capacidad  (MW)

1 Parque Eólico de Fenicias, S.A. de C.V. 137.5

2 Energías Limpias de Ixtaltepec S. de R.L. de C.V. 140.25

3 ENERGEO - Los Molinos S.A.P.I. de C.V. 140.25

4 Parque Eólico Intavan México Reynosa I, S.A. de C.V. 60

5 Parque Eólico Intavan México Reynosa II, S.A. de C.V. 60

6 Parque Eólico Intavan México Reynosa III, S.A. de C.V. 57

7 Parque Eólico Intavan México Reynosa IV, S.A. de C.V. 57

8 Parque Eólico Intavan México Reynosa V, S.A. de C.V. 87.75

9 Energía Renovable del Itsmo II, S.A. de C.V. 137.5

10 Frontera Renovable S. de R.L. de C.V. 275

11 DELARO S. de R. L. de C.V. 96.25

12 Compañía Eoloeléctrica de Matamoros S.A. de C.V. 68.75

13 Compañía Eólica Río Bravo, S.A. de C.V. 66

14 Compañía Eólica de Reynosa, S.A. de C.V. 66

15 Compañía Eólica el Palmar, S.A. de C.V. 60

16 Compañía Eólica el Cielo, S.A. de C.V. 60

17 Compañía Eólica Casas, S.A. de C.V. 97.25

18 Compañía Eólica de Tamaulipas, S.A. de C.V. 54

19 Compañía Eólica de Ciudad Victoria, S.A. de C.V. 50

20 Compañía Eólica La Mesa, S.A. de C.V. 28

21 Compañía Eólica, San Andrés, S.A. de C.V. 26

22 Compañía Eólica Vicente Guerrero, S.A. de C.V. 60

23 Compañía Eólica Praxedis, S.A. de C.V. 58

24 Compañía Eólica Tres Mesas, S. de R.L. de C.V. 62.7

25 Grupo Soluciones en Energías Renovables Soe de Mexico 161

26 Compañía Eoloeléctrica de Matamoros, S.A. de C.V. 200

27 Compañía Eólica de Tamaulipas, S.A. de C.V. 340

TOTAL 2,706.20 MW

27 PROJECTS

CAPACITY 2,706.20 MW

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Nombre Descripción

Biofuels Production (Tamaulipas North Ethanol Plant) Tamaulipas is the largest sorghum producer  in 

Mexico, which consideres a potential production of 200 million liters per year (53 million galons per year).

Urban Solid Waste (USW), EnergySource

In the Zona Conurbada Sur 693 tons of USW, for which CFE has a draft plant with an incineration capacity of 209.255 metric tonnes of USW/year to generate 59.1million kWh per year.

Energy Production Projects

DATASHEET

CAPACITYFIRST STAGE

SECOND STAGE

THIRD STAGE

TOTAL

GENERATION 54  MW 40  MW 32  MW 126

TURBINES 30 20 13 63

EQUIPMENT MARCA VESTAS MODELO V ‐100 1.8 MW

SURFACE 900 HA

LOCATION EJIDO EL PORVENIR, MUNICIPIO DE REYNOSA

COMPANY COMPAÑÍA EÓLICA DE TAMAULIPAS S.A DE C.V.

CONSUMER PARTNER FIRST STAGE GRUPO SORIANA

INVERSIÓN 1ª ETAPA 126 MILLION USD

TOTAL ESTIMATED INVESTMENT 264.6 MILLION USD

FIRST STAGE FINANCING INSTITUTIONS NADBank & BANORTE

Wind Power Plant “El Porvenir”

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Wind Power Demostrative Project

Tamaulipas has an estimated wind powerpotential of 21,000 MW.

Areas with abundant oil resources coincidewith the feasible areas of renewable energydevelopment which represents anopportunity for energy synergy.

CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

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Tamaulipas is called to be a Pilot State todemonstrate the harmonious developmentbetween oil resources and renewable energyto become the engine that moves to México.

CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES

SUSTAINABLE TAMAULIPAS

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Ing. René Salinas TreviñoEnvironmental and Urban Development MinistrySecretario de Desarrollo Urbano y Medio Ambiente