The state economy for Texas is capitalizing on cross-border movements of natural gas to Mexico, a director at a state energy regulator said. Texas Secretary of State Rolando Pablos served Continue Reading
Last year, Brazilian construction firm Odebrecht and affiliated petrochemical company Braskem pleaded guilty to bribing officials in 12 countries to secure high-paying contracts. The firm agreed to a payment of Continue Reading
A recent output disruption at Mexico’s largest refinery may have contributed to Colonial Pipeline’s June decision to cancel some shipping on its gasoline-only Line 1, USGC gasoline market sources have Continue Reading
U.S. energy sales account for more than 50 percent of Mexico’s current energy imports as Mexican energy reforms open the market and as the country is switching to natural gas-fired Continue Reading
Mexican national oil company Pemex’s [PEMX.UL] crude output dropped slightly in June compared with the previous month, while exports rose 21 percent, the company said. Pemex produced 2.01 million barrels Continue Reading
Buying stolen gasoline in the central Mexican state of Puebla is easy. Pull off the main highway into a busy parking lot, and the black marketeers are waiting in pickup Continue Reading
Mexico’s government announced it held its first auction to access capacity to natural gas infrastructure as part of the country’s sweeping energy reforms. Hundreds of companies placed bids to access Continue Reading
Mexico will announce later this week the bid terms and blocks up for grabs in its next deepwater oil tender, which may include the first areas from the Cordilleras Mexicanas Continue Reading
An energy company working off the eastern coast of Mexico said Wednesday it made a discovery that could hold as much as 2 billion barrels of oil. Talos Energy, working Continue Reading
A billion-barrel crude discovery in Mexico could be just the lure the country needs to boost investment from oil majors as it lacks the wherewithal to reverse years of sagging Continue Reading
