Energy Is A Breaking Point In NAFTA Deal
Oil and gas is proving to be a sticking point in the NAFTA renegotiations, with the incoming Mexican president hoping to exclude the chapter on energy from the trade deal. Continue Reading
More Mexican Nat Gas Pipelines To Ease Permian Constraints
The ongoing expansion of the U.S.-Mexico cross-border natural gas pipeline capacity provides an additional outlet for the constrained Permian production in West Texas, but delays in some projects on the Continue Reading
Mexico Production and Reserves, 1H2018
Mexico C&C Production Mexico oil production is in decline though, at the moment, not as steep as it was expected to be (at least by me – IEA predictions are Continue Reading
Analysis: South Korea’s refinery upgrades boon for Mexican Maya crude
Highlights Hyundai Oilbank to crack heavier crude even more efficiently Mexican Maya crude seen economical for better cracking margins Gearing up for IMO 2020 rule with upgraded crackers Singapore — Continue Reading
U.S. energy chief applauds Mexico’s plan to end fuel imports
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry praised the goal set out by Mexico’s incoming president to end massive gasoline and diesel imports, nearly all of which come from the United States, Continue Reading
Is Mexico Set To Boost Oil Output?
On July 27, Mexican president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador said his government will earmark more than $9 billion for state-run energy companies next year and start working on a new Continue Reading
Delays In Mexico Cap Record U.S. Natural Gas Pipeline Exports
The United States is sending via pipelines record volumes of natural gas to Mexico, and although U.S. pipeline capacity to Mexico and production and exports have jumped in recent years, Continue Reading
Rising U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico capped by pipe delays
U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico hit all-time highs this month, but a slower-than-expected build out of pipelines inside Mexico has kept increases far below available capacity at the border. Continue Reading
The Shale Boom That Will Never Happen
When the National Hydrocarbons Commission of Mexico scheduled its first-ever shale tender for September this year, the July elections were obviously not front and center in the thoughts of its Continue Reading
Eni gets nod for major oil development offshore Mexico
The outcome from a potential $1.9 billion commitment to offshore Mexico could realize 90,000 barrels of oil per day from 2021, Italian energy company Eni said. Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi Continue Reading