The Latest: Study: About 1/3 in Mexico showed virus exposure
A study suggests that as many as one-third of Mexicans may have been exposed to the coronavirus by the end of last year. Coronavirus antibodies were found in 33.5% of Continue Reading
Mexico’s Private Oil Companies Could Add 700,000 Bpd By 2030
Crude oil projects involving private companies in Mexico could bring an additional 704,000 bpd to total national oil production by 2030, BNAmericas has reported , citing a commissioner from Mexico’s Continue Reading
Pfizer begins exporting U.S.-made COVID-19 vaccine to Mexico
Pfizer Inc’s shipment of COVID-19 vaccine to Mexico this week includes doses made in its U.S. plant, the first of what are expected to be ongoing exports of its shots Continue Reading
US gas exports to Mexico trend near record highs on temperatures, capacity gains
Cross-border flows approach record 7 Bcf/d in April Mexico modeled power burn hits record 4.6 Bcf/d US gas exports to Mexico could hit record highs over the next two weeks, Continue Reading
Mexico Congress Passes Controversial Pro-Pemex Bill
The lower house of the Mexican parliament has passed a controversial bill that will give state-owned oil major Pemex more sway over the Mexican fuel market. Bloomberg reports that the Continue Reading
Mexico’s Minatitlan plant could be down 90 days after fire
Repairs at Mexico’s Minatitlan 285,000 b/d plant after an April 7 could keep the plant offline for 90 days, Pemex said in a statement. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes Continue Reading
Pemex Gasoline Sales to Lag Pre-Pandemic Levels for Second Year
Petroleos Mexicanos expects its gasoline sales won’t fully recover to pre-pandemic levels this year as lockdown measures hurt demand and competitors win market share. While the state-owned company’s gasoline sales are Continue Reading
Mexico Refinery Explosion Leaves Seven Injured
A massive fire erupted on Wednesday evening at an oil refinery operated by Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) in the city of Minatitlan in the eastern Mexican state of Veracruz, reported Reuters Continue Reading
Mexican President Uses Texas Freeze To Push For Energy Independence
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is using the Texas Freeze to cut the country’s dependence on U.S. gas imports and to garner support for rolling back the energy sector’s Continue Reading
U.S. Driller May Get Lead Role In Major Mexican Oilfield
Mexico’s Pemex is considering letting U.S.-based Talos Energy lead the development of the Zama oil field, Reuters reported , citing the state oil company’s chief executive. Talos Energy, leading a Continue Reading