This is why, according to experts, Pemex’s Production Integral Service Contracts (CSIEE) might not be what companies are looking for.
The National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) ruled on a request from Pemex to abandon an oil contract.
The Mexican government has announced a refining plan to improve production in this important segment, but it seems like refineries are not responding to expectations.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommended the Mexican government reconsider closing the door to private investment. This is why.
Recent investigations show that the NOC hires the social witnesses that it uses to accredit public works. Here are the details.
The Mexican government has announced several measures to help solve the Pemex operational and financial crisis. However, these plans have had an impact on the public finances of the country.
Top global firms think that having legal certainty to develop new projects is more important than President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s (AMLO) ‘Pemex focused’ policies. This is why.
The NOC will need to import more oil or export less crude, if it intends to ‘feed’ the seven refineries that Mexico will have in 2024.
Pemex had to import light oil to send to the National Refining System (SNR) last year. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO), President of Mexico, opposed this alternative, and he argued that this was not going to happen again. However, it looks like the NOC has imported light crude yet again.
Pemex announced its investment plans for the next few years, leaving aside deep-water projects. Carlos Salazar Lomelín, Director of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), spoke about the interest of private companies to invest in these projects.
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