PEMEX is taking action on overdue payments, pledging to settle debts with 120 local suppliers in Ciudad del Carmen by Dec. 15. This move, involving MX$140 billion (US$6.904 billion) in outstanding invoices, follows a critical virtual conference with PEMEX executives and local business leaders. Marcial Díaz, President, ARSE, emphasizes that this payment plan aims to ensure industry standards and support financial stability for local businesses. With backing from banks and the Ministry of Finance, this initiative promises to boost the local economy, benefiting around 140 companies directly contracted with PEMEX. Read more about this impactful development on Mexico Business News. #PEMEX #CiudadDelCarmen #EnergyIndustry #SupplierPayments #EconomicBoost #MexicoBusiness #OilAndGas
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President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has placed his bets firmly on the country's oil and gas industry, with the revitalization of PEMEX as his principal target. From the refinancing of the NOC's significant debt to the funding of a mega-refinery in Dos Bocas, the president is reviving the NOC to help it recover former glories. The heavy financial commitments to back the development of 23 new fields toward 2023 and further exploration to replenish falling 3P stocks into the long term has given shape to the administration's national economic strategy. Eyes are firmly fixed on PEMEX and its leading role in the 2.6MMb/d production target for 2024. Meanwhile, private operators have made headway in their commitments to contracts won in earlier rounds. Onshore private operators are already producing, while Eni became the first private operator to produce offshore in 2019. More companies will follow in 2020 and 2021. As the Mexican oil and gas industry changes, PEMEX, private operators, suppliers and service providers find themselves at a turning point, where success will depend on their ability to adapt to the workings and needs of an entirely new market, which is still being defined today. Mexico Oil & Gas Review provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the new industry settings, which are key to succeeding in the new environment and leveraging the multitude of emerging opportunities. The topics presented are those that will matter most to the key stakeholders driving the evolution of the industry, making Mexico Oil & Gas Review the ultimate industry reference.
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Mexico has large structural needs and PPPs could help it effectively address challenges, says AINDA Energía & Infraestructura’s José Pablo Rinkenbach. Read the full interview at Mexico Business News! https://lnkd.in/eBRHeGW6 #ViewFromtheTop #MexicoBusinessNews #EnergyMexico #Infrastructure #Development #MBPV
PPPs an Effective Solution to Mexico’s Structural Needs
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McDermott has secured a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract from Repsol Exploración México for the Polok and Chinwol fields in the Gulf of Mexico. This contract underscores McDermott's expertise in subsea engineering and engineering, procurement, construction, and installation services. The project will be managed from McDermott's Houston office, focusing on delivering innovative and cost-effective solutions. Read more about this project at Mexico Business News. #McDermott #Repsol #GulfofMexico #FEEDContract #SubseaEngineering #EPCI #EnergyIndustry #OilAndGas
McDermott Secures FEED Contract From Repsol Mexico
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The business community in Ciudad del Carmen is sounding the alarm over PEMEX's delayed payments, which are putting local suppliers in a dire financial situation. Last week, local businesses met with Juan Carlos Carpio Fragoso, PEMEX’s Corporate Finance Director, to address mounting debts, but many companies are still struggling to meet year-end obligations such as employee bonuses, social security payments, and taxes. Stay updated on this developing story and more from the energy sector by reading the full article at Mexico Business News. #PEMEX #BusinessCrisis #EnergySector #LocalSuppliers #DebtCrisis #CiudadDelCarmen
PEMEX Suppliers Alarmed Over Payment Delays
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CNH has approved a second two-year exploration period for Eni México in the contractual area CNH-R02-L01-A9.CS/2017 in Tabasco's shallow waters. This approval allows Eni to continue its exploration activities across a 562.37km2 area, bolstering the region's hydrocarbon development. Eni México has met all requirements, including drilling an exploratory well, ensuring seamless progress into this new period starting Dec. 12, 2024. This decision underscores the ongoing commitment to energy exploration and development in Mexico. Stay updated with the latest in Mexico's energy sector and read the full article at Mexico Business News! #EniMexico #Eni #CNH #EnergyExploration #Tabasco #Hydrocarbons #MexicoEnergy #OilAndGas #EnergySector #MexicoBusinessNews #ExplorationApproval #SustainableEnergy #EnergyDevelopment
CNH Approves Second Exploration Period for Eni México
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PEMEX is clarifying recent reports. The NOC is not freezing contracts but temporarily pausing processes that are not yet formalized. This allows for a comprehensive analysis of operational and budgetary efficiencies, aligning with the 2025 economic package. This measure, impacting PEMEX’s Exploration and Production division, aims to ensure operational continuity and business impact. Despite facing significant debt, PEMEX remains focused on improving liquidity and aligning with President Claudia Sheinbaum's fiscal relief measures. 👉 Read the full article and more at Mexico Business News. #PEMEX #EnergySector #OperationalEfficiency #BudgetAnalysis #MexicoEnergy #FiscalRelief #EconomicPackage #AMESPAC #OilAndGas #MexicoBusinessNews #2025EconomicPlan
PEMEX Clarifies Contract Halts, Operational and Budgetary Review
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PEMEX's Exploration and Production division has temporarily halted new contracts with service providers as it contends with approximately US$20 billion in supplier debts. This move follows the release of Mexico's 2025 draft budget, which allocates less funding for exploration and production activities. The Mexican Association of Oil Services Companies (AMESPAC) urges PEMEX, SENER, and SHCP to establish a reliable payment schedule, highlighting the need for fiscal resources to meet short-term debts and invest in strategic projects. Read the full article on Mexico Business News to learn more about the implications for the energy sector. Stay informed on the latest energy industry updates at #MexicoBusinessNews. #EnergySector #PEMEX #OilAndGas #Mexico #DebtCrisis #FiscalRelief #EnergyNews #SupplierDebt
PEMEX Halts New Contracts
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Moody’s reports financial challenges for PEMEX under President Claudia Sheinbaum. Government support remains crucial to address debt and liquidity needs. Key risks include debt maturities in 2026-2027 and the potential for a forced debt exchange. In response, PEMEX has launched an austerity program aiming to save MX$50 billion (US$2.45 billion). Stay informed on these critical developments in the energy sector. Read more on #MexicoBusinessNews! #PEMEX #EnergySector #Moody's #CreditRisk #DebtManagement #EconomicStrategy
Moody’s Sees Risk for PEMEX With New Government Strategies
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🚨 Impact of Trump’s Proposed Tariffs Concern the Oil and Gas Industry President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China is causing concern among oil lobbying groups and industries. Fears include a potential disruption in the critical US-Mexico trade relationship and increased costs for US refineries, potentially raising fuel prices. Stay informed on how these tariffs could reshape the energy sector. Read more on Mexico Business News! 🌐 #Trump #Tariffs #TradeRelations #OilIndustry #Economy #MexicoBusinessNews
Trump's Tariffs Raise Concerns for Oil and Gas
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