The new administration of President-Elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador will take over the Mexican government for a six-year term on Dec. 1, 2018. The President-Elect has been outlining his administration’s energy strategy, including appointing Manuel Bartlett as the general director of Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE). Bartlett has been a critic of the government’s energy reform...
Mexico’s energy reform of 2013 opened both of the country’s energy sectors: Oil and gas as well as electricity. As the industry moves to take advantage of the new market opportunities, a new administration is set to take over for a six-year term on Dec. 1, 2018.Read more > External link
The oil and gas industry in Mexico opened sector-wide in 2013. As a consequence, many tenders and private projects are now in process. Read more > External link
Mexico’s Energy Reform, established in 2013, opened opportunities for supply and trading of energy at the Electricity Wholesale Market (Mercado Eléctrico Mayorista or MEM) and the use of national transmission lines and general distribution lines (Sistema Eléctrico Nacional or SEN), under a nondiscrimination basis. Read more > External link
Tabasco is known for being one of Mexico’s oil states, with a very developed industry and fields. As such, the federal Port Authority Dos Bocas (API Dos Bocas), located in the southeast of the Gulf of Mexico, has an industrial and oil calling, and is a major node of the Pemex logistic network. Recently, because of oil rounds, there is increasing activity of exploration and production of oil...
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