Mirage Energy Corp (MRGE)

[Andyman23]

Check this out:

SHCP published this list of projects on 8/27:
https://www.energiaadebate.com/file/2131/index.pdf

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Defines the 5 phases of project evaluation in Mexico:

1.Contingents: Visualized Opportunity
2. Preparation: Private investment mechanism defined; sequence identification authorizations. initial evaluation.
3. Process of Analysis: Development of feasibility scope, cost and time. Definitive evaluation.
4. Authorization: All permits and necessary authorizations are COMPLETED.
5. Execution Phase: Start of construction

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The Transoceanic Pipeline of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is shown to be in the Authorization Phase.

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The San Fernando/Cactus Pipeline is shown to be in the Process of Analysis Phase.

11 days prior of this document being released the El Economista had released their article about the Transoceanic Gas Pipeline in its connection to Mirage... Then, this very day on 8/27 Mirage released our latest PR about the LOI gas supply contract with J & E. Coincidence? Notice that the gas going to J & E in Chiapas comes from Salina Cruz.. which comes from the Transoceanic Gas line.. which gets it from the San Fernando connection in Coatzacoalcos.

Gasducto Transoceanico:
https://www.eleconomista.com.mx/opinion/Gasoducto-Interoceanico-20200816-0067.html

J&E Admin:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/08/27/2085009/0/en/Mirage-Energy-Signs-Letter-of-Intent-to-Provide-200-MMcf-Day-of-Natural-Gas-to-J-E-Administration-Integral-S-De-L-De-C-V-in-Mexico.html


Sounds to me we have the Transoceanic Gas Line in the bag.. AUTHORIZED. On Ward's next trip to Mexico, I bet we are cleaning up the permitting and ESPECIALLLY the consignments process for the San Fernando Cactus Line. Makes sense that process would be a bit longer. Not going to lie, i'm very surprised that the Transoceanic Gas Line permits were completed as of 8/27. Reading between the lines has never been more clear.