Mexico’s Oil Output Hits Record Low in July
Mexico’s oil output hit a record low in July at 1.605 million barrels per day (mmbbl/d), with both national oil company Pemex and private oil producer’s production down on June’s figures.
Mexico’s oil output hit a record low in July at 1.605 million barrels per day (mmbbl/d), with both national oil company Pemex and private oil producer’s production down on June’s figures.
According to data issued by the Energy Secretariat (SENER), diesel and gasoline demand in Mexico continue to recover by the start of business and industrial operations to back gradually despite the increase of num ...
Mexican state-run oil company Pemex and America’s Talos Energy Inc have been ordered by the energy ministry to find a resolution over how they will jointly develop the large Zama offshore oil discovery.
OPEC member Mexico has stated that it will not join other top oil producing countries in supporting further oil cuts in July.
Wintershall Dea and its license partners have made two significant oil discoveries on the Polok and the Chinwol prospects in Block 29 offshore Mexico.
Qatar Petroleum has signed a deal with Eni to acquire a 35% stake in three of the Italian company's Mexican offshore oilfields.
Mexican investment has financed 90% of the costs of the pipelines installed in the Zohr natural gas field.
The Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Tarek El Molla, discussed bilateral cooperation with Ukrainian diplomats in Cairo.
Egypt's Cheiron Holding Company won the right to partner with PEMEX, a Mexican company, to develop the Cardenas-Mora project in Mexico.