Tag: energy policy

Mexico’s strategic review of fracking pits urgent supply needs against formidable capital, operational, and regulatory hurdles—testing the country’s ability to ...

Mexico’s government is once again deploying its fiscal toolkit to insulate domestic fuel prices from global oil shocks. As geopolitical ...

The federal government’s new energy portfolio under Plan México aims to attract investment and address regional disparities through infrastructure expansion.

Mexico’s state utility is upgrading electricity meters nationwide, raising questions about transparency, equity, and the pace of infrastructure modernization.

The Mexican government’s opaque handling of oil exports to Cuba highlights tensions between foreign policy discretion and domestic accountability norms.

New production data highlights Pemex’s structural challenges and raises questions about the future of Mexico’s energy policy and fiscal stability.

Canada’s formal complaint under T-MEC intensifies scrutiny of Mexico’s state-centric energy reforms and restrictions on critical mineral trade.

Undisclosed crude oil exports to Cuba underscore Mexico’s use of Pemex as a foreign policy instrument amid regional and fiscal ...

Despite major investments and a new refinery, Pemex's domestic gasoline production remains significantly more expensive than imports, raising sustainability concerns.

A 47% rise in refined fuel production highlights Mexico’s push for energy self-sufficiency, but exposes Pemex to financial and operational ...