Engie’s CEO, Fernando Tovar, spoke about the effect that the increase of renewable energies in Mexico will have in the natural gas sector.
CEO Octavio Romero met with Clay Neff, president of Chevron E&P (NYSE:CVX) for Africa and Latin America, to explore investment alternatives in Mexico.
Evelyn Vilchez, CEO of Chevron, spoke about the company’s recent transactions in Mexico and its plans for the oil sector.
IEnova is now focusing on turning its Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) regasification terminal in Ensenada (Baja California), into a hydrocarbon liquefaction plant.
Grupo Carso confirmed that Pemex Exploracion y Produccion (PEP) awarded it a contract for the engineering, procurement and construction of two marine infrastructure units.
Pemex was rumored to be planning to take control of the Zama field from Talos Energy, which made a significant discovery on the edge of its block, adjacent to an area belonging to the NOC. This created a controversy in the country and Talos announced an important decision on the mater.
The firm confirmed that it will not neglect what just years ago was Mexico’s ‘star field’: Cantarell, despite being focused on developing priority fields.
Private companies continue to advance in the development of their projects, but not all have given good results. Hokchi Energy returned a contractedarea and the firm explained the reasons fir this decision.
IEnova’s Tania Ortiz spoke about the importance of having reached an agreement between the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), TC Energy and IEnova.
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