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AINDA, Energía & Infraestructura announced its budget to carry out projects related to the Mexican energy sector. The company spoke about its concerns for the presidential elections results.

More projects are underway for importing refined products and Pemex says that AMLO’s plan to build more refineries would be unprofitable. Does he care? These and other stories in our periodic infrastructure summary.

The Mexican government has promoted several infrastructure projects to boost the energy market, taking advantage of Energy Reform. The Mexican company Rivera Gas announced a new propane project, stressing that this will boost the sector’s skills and development.

Companies like Rivera Gas, Kansas City Southern de México (KCSM) and TransCanada spoke about their new projects in Mexico. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Infrastructure summary.

The auction to offer capacity in Pemex’s terminals and pipelines in Sinaloa and Nayarit was declared null and void, but the company has other plans. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Infrastructure summary.

Representative of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC), Telésforo Segura, spoke about the benefits of increasing storage capacity in Mexico. Important companies already announced their participation. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Infrastructure summary.

The National Center for Natural Gas Control (Cenagas) is working with the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) to open a data room with information on the structures that may be used to store natural gas.

IEnova announced a large infrastructure project in the state of Baja California, representing a major investment for Mexico. In addition, the Garel Group, in partnership with other companies, announced another important project in Tamaulipas.

The NOC celebrated the anniversaries of two of its most important facilities in Saltillo and Yucatán. The development of these and more stories in our periodic Infra summary.

Guillermo García Alcocer, President of the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), spoke about the Mexican authorities’ alternatives for the gas storage in the country.