Country
El Salvador: LNG infrastructure
El Salvador has 2 LNG terminals and 1 tracked gas pipeline in the Global Energy Monitor tracker. It is an importer, with 2.15 Mtpa of operating regasification capacity and no operating liquefaction.
Export capacity
—
no export terminal tracked
Import capacity
2.15 Mtpa
operating regasification
Pipelines
1
600 km tracked
Fleet
0
0 owned from here (flag not reported this release)
Import and export balance
| Direction | Terminals | Operating | Under construction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Export (liquefaction) | 0 | — | — |
| Import (regasification) | 2 | 2.15 | — |
Figures are whole-terminal capacities in Mtpa, not adjusted for ownership stakes or utilisation.
LNG terminals in El Salvador
| Import / export | Type | Units | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acajutla FSRUSonsonate | Import | FSRU | Operating | 2.15 Mtpa | 1 | 2022 |
| El Salvador FSRULa Unión | Import | FSRU | Cancelled | Not reported | 1 | — |
Gas pipelines crossing El Salvador
Any pipeline whose country list includes this country, including transit pipelines that only pass through.
| Countries | Segments | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico-Northern Central America Gas Pipeline | Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras | Shelved | 600 km | Not reported | 1 | 2029 |
Chokepoint exposure
Chokepoint exposure is shown on each terminal page, taken from a hand-maintained trade-lane table. It is an editorial routing model of typical laden voyages, not vessel tracking. The exposure feed aggregates it by chokepoint.
Neighbouring countries
Countries that share a land border with this one and have tracked LNG infrastructure.
More countries in Americas
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In our rankings
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