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This week Pemex sent a letter of intent to shipyard Hijos de J. Barreras (HJB) in Galicia, Spain, as a means to acquire 51% of the company’s stock. According to the letter signed by Pemex directors, the main goal behind the acquisition of the Spanish shipyard is to “transfer the technological knowledge of [...]
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This week, Pemex announced that thanks to its 170 producing wells, Ku-Maloob-Zaap is for the third year the NOC’s best producing field, with an average daily production of 865,000 b/d and 349 Mcf of gas in December, a record breaking month for the field in terms of production. However, Pemex might not be quite as [...]
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One of the biggest conundrums that the Mexican oil industry poses for the expert analysts that follow it closely is the obligation that Pemex has to operate by itself. This has always presented an added challenge to all of the already existing technical and red tape obstacles that the company has to overcome on a [...]
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Mexico Oil & Gas Review is proud to announce its presence at the Petroleum Exhibition and Conference of Mexico(PECOM) in Villahermosa, Tabasco. This conference will be held from April 9-11, 2013 and will be of crucial importance for [...]
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When Felipe Calderón Hinojosa became President of Mexico in 2006, he appointed Jesús Reyes-Heroles as Pemex CEO. One of the main objectives with the changes made was for the NOC to become more competitive. The strategic decisions made with this idea in mind included fighting for an energy reform that would allow more participation from [...]
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Today, in Mexico, the majority of professions demand a certification every few years to ensure that people working in the industry have the correct updated knowledge to do so. This is especially important for professions related to the most important things: life, for example.
Whenever one hires someone to do a job, one usually makes [...]
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