Mexico’s Energy Secretariat (Sener) announced new rules for the fuel industry, but the national ethanol industry was not necessarily on the same page as the entity.
Pemex’s production deficit opened the door for fuel imports to take over the Mexican fuel market. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Infrastructure summary.
The possible shortage of natural gas in the south of the country for the coming few months created many concerns and much discussion in Mexico. Representatives of the sector spoke on this situation. Pemex sent a message of tranquility on this subject.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) is now reporting propane prices in the country. These increased substantially last year, causing much dissatisfaction and other economic consequences. This metric showed a decrease at the beginning of 2018, but this behavior did not last long, as prices grew at significant rates in the last months.
The government was quick to say that fuel prices would go down after the implementation of Energy Reform, when in fact, it had the opposite result. Here are the most affected states by high prices.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) reported the average prices of gasoline in Mexico during September. The upward trend continues, and this behavior may not change in coming months, affecting consumers’ pocketbooks, but some political parties are working to change this situation.
The arrival of new players to Mexico’s liberalized retail market has boosted healthy competition and Pemex is ready to show its cards to keep the competition going. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Retail summary.
Mexico is facing a difficult situation in the refining sector, creating a high dependence on imports. The country is analyzing different alternatives to solve this problem such as sending more crude to the National Refining System (SNR). The consulting firm KPMG talked about this situation and the effects of these alternatives.
AMLO committed to build new refineries for the country, arguing that the measure would stop Mexico from relying on US imports. Experts think otherwise.
Repsol (MSE: REP) celebrated its arrival in Mexico’s southeastern region and ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) will arrive in Nuevo Leon to expand its franchise in the country. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Retail summary.
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