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This week the oil industry faced a mixed bag. While Russian and Mexican entrepreneurs pledge investment in Mexico’s energy sector, the country continues to experience drops in production and fuel continues to be stolen. Meanwhile, CFE is evaluating the transfer of its pipelines to CENAGAs and investigations are underway in LPG theft.
In Latin America, […]
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Shell, founded in 1907, looks to satisfy society’s energy needs in an economic, social and environmentally responsible way. Present in Mexico since 1954, the company has a strong participation in every Mexican oil and gas segment, from upstream to retail. Mexico Oil & Gas Review 2018 sat down with Director General Alberto de la Fuente […]
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There is no denying that shallow waters are Mexico’s forte. At the height of its production boom, the Cantarell complex was producing 2.1 million b/d, ranking it the second-fastest producing field in the world. The knowledge and experience of the service providers that worked with PEMEX in shallow waters will be invaluable to the new […]
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Shells makes a new discovery in the GoM, Hokchi Energy sets the bar high for private operators and Jaguar E&P and Vista Oil & Gas sign the first private farmout in Mexico’s history. Meanwhile, PEMEX snaps out from a hefty fine and CNH takes another step in raising the interest in IOR and EOR […]
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Oil and Gas associations stress the importance to protect the industry’s development in a document directed to the presidential candidates, CRE announce the relaunching of an open season for PEMEX and American oil giant Conoco Phillips corners the Venezuelan government by confiscating two cargo shipments.
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Conoco Phillips seizes Caribbean assets of Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) to force the state-run company to pay US$2 billion for the concept of damages caused to the American oil giant by the Venezuelan government’s unilateral step to nationalize hydrocarbons assets back in 2007, under the government of late president Hugo Chavez.
The resolution emitted […]
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