Mexico’s energy industry strategy will be overhauled if the frontrunner for the next presidential term, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, wins the July election, his senior energy adviser said in an Continue Reading
By entering the “most important energy forum in the world,” Mexico is the newest, and first Latin American, country to join the IEA, its government announced. Mexico deposited its signature Continue Reading
Mexico’s energy reform that ended a state monopoly has so far fared fairly well in the upstream sector, with oil majors snatching up offshore oil blocks in auctions. In the Continue Reading
The sale will be Mexico’s biggest, in terms of fields and expected investment, since Pemex’s monopoly ended in 2013. (Bloomberg) — If you’re a super-major oil explorer, Mexico says it’s Continue Reading
Over the past decade, Mexico’s crude oil production has been falling due to a natural decline at mature fields and a lack of significant start-ups to compensate. Over the past Continue Reading
A big winner from surging imports of energy products into Mexico from the United States is the rail industry, benefiting from weak pipeline systems beset by a lack of connectivity, Continue Reading
Twenty-nine companies including a bevy of majors are seeking to pre-qualify for bidding in Mexico’s second auction of deep-water oil blocks in the Gulf of Mexico, scheduled for the end Continue Reading
Sempra’s natural-gas deliveries halted by indigenous group It’s deja-vu for Mexican planners beset by local opposition A chunk of Sempra Energy ’s natural gas pipeline sits in the dirt behind Continue Reading
Italian energy company Eni said Tuesday the results of a well off the coast of Mexico meant it could raise its oil reserve estimate by more than 40 percent. The Continue Reading
Ford says it will build driverless vehicles at a Michigan plant previously designated for electric car production. Almost a year ago, after heavy criticism from President-elect Donald J. Trump, Ford Continue Reading
