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Business News Americas
April 5, 2018
Pemex bolsters fight against pipeline milking in Puebla. By Feike De Jong Wednesday, April 4, 2018. BNamericas. Notify me Bookmark. Share ... Pemex said it will reinforce its collaboration with the government of Puebla state to reduce fuel theft incidents. As part of a .
Business News Americas
April 4, 2018
Pemex will participate in Mexico's upcoming licensing rounds with a special emphasis on Round 3.3 in which nine unconventional blocks in ... Subscriber-Only Content. BNamericas develops thousands of news articles, analyses and features every month, always concentrating on how to make or saveÃâà...
Natural Gas Intelligence
April 3, 2018
Prior the reform, state-run Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) was the sole operator in the upstream sector and did not compete with other exploration and production (E&P) companies when developing a discovery. “It's a completely new issue for Mexico,” Pulso Energetico director Pablo Zarate told NGI'sÃâà...
Upstream Online
March 21, 2018
The head of Mexico's National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) urged the government on Wednesday to float a minority stake in national oil and gas firm Pemex on the Mexican stock exchange. Pemex controls the majority of hydrocarbon reserves in Mexico although the sector has been open to foreignÃâà...
Upstream Online
March 20, 2018
Ixachi-1DEL lies south-east of the original discovery, and, if successful, the company has mapped out a location for Ixachi-2DEL further south-east still. Pemex is also planning to perform an extended-reach production pressure test on the well already drilled to evaluate the rock's fluid systems of the rock.
Platts
March 20, 2018
An ongoing infrastructure-sharing agreement between Mexico's state-owned oil company Pemex and US West Coast refiner Andeavor appears to be boosting clean tanker traffic from the USWC to Mexico, with data showing increased gasoline flows on that route in February, according to Platts cFlow tradeÃâà...
Platts
March 10, 2018
Mexican state-owned Pemex's upcoming farmout program is expected to boost oil and gas output aggressively across seven mature fields by 2020 to stave off a ... Data from Mexico's National Hydrocarbon Commission (CNH) showed Pemex was looking for partners to increase production at seven onshoreÃâà...
Offshore Oil and Gas Magazine
March 9, 2018
LONDON – Talos Energy, Premier Oil, and Sierra Oil & Gas are in talks with PEMEX on appraisal drilling of last year's Zama oil discovery in the Sureste basin offshore Mexico. The Zama-1 well in block 7 encountered a continuous oil-bearing interval of more than 335 m (1,100 ft) with up to 200 m (656 ft) ofÃâà...
Upstream Online
March 9, 2018
Pemex is attracting interest from a range of players for a pair of tenders covering the revitalisation of mature fields throughout Mexico. While the state-led company gained the ability under Mexico's energy reform to farm out assets and take on new partnerships, the company has also released revampedÃâà...
Upstream Online
March 9, 2018
Pemex is set to invite farm-out offers for seven clusters of onshore fields in a bid process that is expected to kick off in April, writes Kathrine Schmidt. Pemex chief executive Carlos Trevino Medina said during the CeraWeek conference in Houston that the process, which will be run by Mexico's NationalÃâà...
Rigzone
March 8, 2018
Carlos Trevino, Petroleos Mexicanos's new chief executive officer, thinks it would be unfortunate for that to be interrupted by the next administration. The top concern of Trevino, who took over at Pemex in November, is that Mexico will elect a president in July that will “slow down the energy reform pace,” heÃâà...
Houston Chronicle
March 8, 2018
Pemex, Mexico's state-owned energy company, is in the throes of transformation. An overhaul of the nation's energy policies in 2013 and 2014 opened its energy industry to foreign investment, prompting Pemex to enter new partnerships and streamline its operations in the face of new competition.
Offshore Oil and Gas Magazine
March 7, 2018
PEMEX is reportedly running out of time to find partners for key oil and gas projects as the government looks to show progress from its energy agenda ahead of a July presidential election. The oil company is relying on foreign capital to reverse declining output and refining amid an ambitious energy reform.
Upstream Online
March 7, 2018
Pemex is moving forward with its latest oil and gas farm-out, offering seven “clusters” of onshore fields, with a bid process run by Mexico's National Hydrocarbons Commission expected to kick off next month. Chief executive Carlos Trevino Medina told attendees of CERAWeek by IHS Markit that the processÃâà...
Offshore Oil and Gas Magazine
March 6, 2018
PEMEX is reportedly running out of time to find partners for key oil and gas projects as the government looks to show progress from its energy agenda ahead of a July presidential election. The oil company is relying on foreign capital to reverse declining output and refining amid an ambitious energy reform.
New Zealand Herald
March 5, 2018
Oil company employees have long been suspected of aiding thieves who drill into pipelines when pressure is low. But their involvement is seldom proven. Petroleos Mexicanos said Monday the eight workers were employed near a major refinery at the pipelines unit in Minatitlan, in the Gulf coast state ofÃâà...
Rigzone
February 26, 2018
MEXICO CITY, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Mexican state-owned oil company Pemex reported a nearly $18 billion fourth-quarter loss on Monday after both crude output and processing slid, though the company said refining levels should rebound as major maintenance plans are completed. The company posted aÃâà...
Business News Americas
December 31, 1999
Mecian NOC Pemex has signed an integral services contract for exploration and production with Lewis International for the Olmos unconventional field in Coahuila, which is a continuation of the Eagle Ford play in West Texas. The field is expected to produce 117Mf3/d of natural gas by 2021, representingÃâà...
Rigzone
December 31, 1999
"We are looking to increase production, including heavy crude, so we might put on the table some farmouts mainly for those fields that need secondary recovery strategies," Pemex CEO Carlos Trevino said at a news conference during the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston. "The name of the gameÃâà...