Bulletin 2: Texas Intercom Energy (TIE) Secures a Prestigious EPC Project in Uruguay

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Texas Intercom Energy (TIE) is currently in the process of signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Government of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay for the establishment of a Free Trade Zone where a modular conversion refinery will be constructed. The refinery will have the capacity to process up to 200,000 barrels per day (BPD) of light sweet crude oil for the production of fuels and basic petrochemicals.

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The project also includes the construction of a combined-cycle power generation plant operating in cogeneration mode, with an estimated capacity of 30 MWh.

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The resulting production will be primarily directed toward markets throughout Central and South America. Where necessary, storage and distribution terminals will be developed at strategic locations with access to deep-water seaports along the Atlantic Coast.

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The type of crude oil to be processed, together with the state-of-the-art technology to be implemented throughout the refining process, will ensure high operational efficiency while minimizing environmental impact through lower atmospheric emissions and a reduced facility footprint.

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The conceptual and basic engineering (FEED), as well as the licensing of the technology to be used in the refining process, will be provided by the Mexican Petroleum Institute (Instituto Mexicano del Petróleo – IMP), supported by its cooperation agreements with AXENS and Exxon.
 

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Bulletin 1: Texas Intercom Energy to Participate in Major Energy Project in Uruguay

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Texas Intercom Energy (TIE) and its group of affiliated companies have been selected and approved by Demarco Global Group to develop, manage, and operate a major EPC project in Uruguay.

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The initiative involves the development of a state-of-the-art modular refinery with a total capacity of 200,000 barrels per day (BPD), consisting of four modular trains of 50,000 BPD each and designed to operate for 20 years following commissioning.

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The project is expected to strengthen Uruguay’s economy through the creation of direct and indirect employment, while attracting a wide range of industries that will benefit from the energy infrastructure developed as part of the project.

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This initiative reaffirms TIE’s commitment to engineering excellence, innovation, strategic planning, and the development of high-impact energy infrastructure.

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