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Mexico’s Oil Reforms Get Muted Response from the Majors

0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell April 10th, 2008 in Mexico, Offshore, oil reserves

A plan to shake up Mexico’s flagging state-run oil sector has met with a muted reaction from the oil majors.
The foreign oil companies want Mexico to join the rest of the world in offering risk-sharing joint ventures, especially in the huge deep-sea sector. These joint ventures would enable the companies to claim that they […]

Mexico Pipelines Attacked Again

0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell September 11th, 2007 in Latin American oil, Mexico, violence

Explosions rocked Mexico yesterday as attacks on six pipelines disrupted oil and gas supplies and forced thousands from their homes, just weeks after leftist rebels set off a string of pipeline bombs.
State energy monopoly Pemex said there were no injuries from the blasts, most of which were in Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico, but […]


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