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Shale resources have long been a potential alternative for the Mexican energy sector. The size of alleged potential reserves, the low price that governs the gas market and the environmental advantages that they have over other fossil fuels keep pressing Pemex to take a further look into the possibility of satisfying the nation’s demand struggles [...]
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The death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez will have various political, social, and economic implications in Venezuela and worldwide. His petrodollars filled the Venezuelan coffers and sponsored his socialist revolution for years – even though oil production has fallen 25% since [...]
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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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In the last few years, Pemex has made a lot of progress in catching up with certain trends in the international oil and gas landscape. It all started in 1992, with the introduction of corporate governance rules and splitting internally into four independent organisms: Exploration and Production, Refining, Gas and Basic Petrochemicals, and Petrochemicals. After [...]
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