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While the United States, Mexico, and Canada are due to meet
for a second round of NAFTA talks on Friday, the Texas Association
of Business welcomes proposed U.S. legislation that would expand
the ability of a development bank created under NAFTA to invest in
energy projects along the border, seeing the Mexican market as an
outlet for excess natural gas from Texas.   In June, U.S.
Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) introduced the North American
Development Bank Improvement Act of 2017, which was aimed at
boosting the ability of the North American Development…

While the United States, Mexico, and Canada are due to meet
for a second round of NAFTA talks on Friday, the Texas Association
of Business welcomes proposed U.S. legislation that would expand
the ability of a development bank created under NAFTA to invest in
energy projects along the border, seeing the Mexican market as an
outlet for excess natural gas from Texas.   In June, U.S.
Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) introduced the North American
Development Bank Improvement Act of 2017, which was aimed at
boosting the ability of the North American Development…

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