The NOC reported natural gas production metrics for April this year, showing yet another decline. The average production during this year is creating several concerns.
Mexico’s confederation of industry associations (Concamin) spoke about the decisions of the National Center for Control of Natural Gas (Cenegas) about the availability of this fuel in the south of the country.
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) was clear in his rejection of fracking. This, according to Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, could have “adverse consequences” for Mexico.
The National Center for Control of Natural Gas (Cenegas) reported on the prospects of additional demand for natural gas for the next six years. The results were positive, but there are concerns due to low local production and lack of infrastructure.
Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) promised to recover the country’s energy self-sufficiency quickly, but this process will take longer than expected. Meanwhile, the private sector is still preparing to meet local demand with imports.
The National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) spoke about the potential of natural gas reserves in the country and the role of the oil rounds to leverage it.
Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO), President of Mexico, said no to the implementation of unconventional techniques such as fracking in the country. This decision would have several negative effects on Mexico’s trade balance, especially in matters of natural gas imports.
The National Center for Natural Gas Control (Cenegas) announced measures to understand the real situation and needs of the natural gas sector in Mexico.
Representatives of Mexico’s industrial sector spoke about Pemex’s decision to reduce natural gas supply to industrial companies.
Works for the Texas-Tuxpan gas pipeline are delayed, and Pemex limited natural gas supply to companies.
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