Mexico Pacific Promotes Sarah Bairstow to Chief Executive Officer
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Mexico Pacific Limited president Sarah Bairstow, has been appointed as chief executive officer. Bairstow’s appointment follows Ivan Van der Walt’s resignation as CEO to pursue other interests.
“Mexico Pacific has achieved substantial progress over the past year and as we build on our momentum since Quantum’s initial investment in the company a few years ago, we are thrilled to have a leader of Sarah’s caliber assume the role of CEO,” said Charles Davidson, executive chairman of Mexico Pacific and Partner at Quantum Capital Group, Mexico Pacific’s principal equity owner.
“Sarah has a demonstrated track record of taking LNG projects from concept to operations and has played a pivotal role in the company’s trajectory to date. Along with Sarah, we have a tremendously talented team in place with significant experience developing, constructing, and operating large-scale energy infrastructure projects around the world. I have the utmost confidence in our team and continued success,” added Davidson.
Sarah Bairstow has more than 20 years of international LNG and energy leadership experience and is a founding executive of Mexico Pacific. Prior to joining Mexico Pacific in 2019, Bairstow was the Head of Strategic Projects and Commercial LNG for the Gladstone LNG Project, where she secured the long-term SPAs underpinning project revenues before building and overseeing Gladstone LNG’s commercial LNG business for nearly a decade on behalf of project partners Santos, KOGAS, PETRONAS, and Total.
“I am honored to have the opportunity to lead Mexico Pacific through its next phase of execution and excited about the significant opportunities ahead for the company,” said Sarah Bairstow.
“I look forward to working closely with Chuck — who brings years of experience leading publicly listed energy companies — and our entire team, as well as with other members of our Board, to build upon our commitment to supplying affordable, reliable energy for decades to come,” added Bairstow.
“With three trains commercially contracted and key regulatory permits in place across the pipeline and terminal, Mexico Pacific is well positioned to begin construction of its flagship project in the second half of this year,” said Davidson.
Mexico Pacific continues to progress the workstreams necessary to achieve a final investment decision for the first phase of its Saguaro Energía LNG facility and associated Sierra Madre Pipeline. Together, these developments comprise the largest private investment in Mexico. Mexico Pacific is prepared to develop and operate this world-class infrastructure, a foundational pillar of the Sonora Plan that promotes clean energy development and economic prosperity in Mexico and throughout North America.
Mexico Pacific’s anchor project, the 15 MTPA Saguaro Energia LNG Facility, is the most advanced LNG development project on the West Coast of North America. The Saguaro Energia LNG Facility achieves significant cost and logistical advantages resulting in the lowest landed price of North American LNG into Asia by leveraging low-cost natural gas sourced from the nearby Permian Basin, and a significantly shorter shipping route avoiding Panama Canal transit risk for Asian markets.
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