Pemex Logística, la subsidiaria de Petróleos Mexicanos que administra la red de terminales y ductos de la empresa del Estado, planea realizar 11 subastas para reservar capacidad de transporte y almacenamiento en 60 terminales y 27 tramos de ductos en diversas regiones del país.Read more > External link
First 2018 Open Season Auction Announced for Pemex Terminals and Pipelines
Pemex Logística, the Petróleos Mexicanos subsidiary that manages the network of terminals and pipelines of the state company, plans to hold 11 auctions to reserve transportation and storage capacity in 60 terminals and 27 stretches of pipeline throughout various regions of Mexico.Read more > External link
Mexico Hydrocarbons Commission Calls Tender for Second PEMEX Farmout
Mexico’s 2013 Energy Constitutional Reform opened exploration and production (E&P) of the oil and gas sectors to private investment and contracting. Previously, Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) was the state company in charge of these activities and contracted private companies through multiple services contracts or equipment supply agreements.Read more > External link
Mexico Hydrocarbons Commission Issues Criteria for Approving Farmouts of E&P Contracts
According to Mexico’s Hydrocarbons Law, the National Hydrocarbons Commission, or Comisión Nacional de Hidrocarburos (CNH), has the authority to previously approve alliances or associations that assign corporate control or management of the contractor, or assign the control of operations in the area, total or partial.Read more > External link
Mexico Japan trade ties bolstered with visit of PM Abe to Mexico

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ad Mexican President Pena Nieto have agreed to work together to help secure a twelve-nation agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), as La Prensa reported last month. The TPP is an ambitious proposed treaty that would solidify trade ties between nations across the Asia-Pacific region – from North America, South East Asia, Latin America and North East...