Tag: Pemex

Mexico’s finance ministry is scaling back fiscal backing for Pemex in 2026, testing the oil company’s ability to manage major ...

A private vessel’s oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has triggered a sweeping federal response, testing Mexico’s evolving approach ...

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

Mexico’s increased domestic fuel output is eroding US export dominance, reshaping supply chains and inventories across the North American energy ...

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

The abrupt halt of Mexican crude exports to Cuba signals a shift in Mexico’s energy diplomacy and Pemex’s exposure to ...

A fire at Mexico’s largest refinery underscores persistent operational vulnerabilities and raises questions about Pemex’s safety protocols and infrastructure resilience.

A new state-backed geothermal project signals a coordinated push to diversify Mexico’s energy mix and reduce dependence on imported technologies.

Pemex’s reentry into Mexico’s domestic bond market highlights shifting financing strategies amid mounting debt and a push for fiscal self-sufficiency.

A recent fuel shipment from Pemex to Cuba highlights Mexico’s regional energy diplomacy and raises questions about domestic resource allocation ...