The recently announced energy reform plan offers investment opportunities to further hydrocarbon exploration while ensuring PEMEX remains in the hands of the Mexican State, writes COA's Christian Gómez.
Energy & Commodities
Enrique Peña Nieto presented the plan on August 12, including constitutional changes that pave the way for increased private investment in Pemex.
At COA’s conference in El Paso, Texas, experts in cross-border relations discussed the need to facilitate trade between the two countries.
Renewable energy projects in the region increasingly gain funding, though challenges remain, such as balancing cost and stability of supply.
The chairman of the House Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere shared his views on topics ranging from U.S.-Mexico border challenges to the future of energy security in the Americas.
The National Action Party’s proposal for PEMEX to sell shares “ensures that a number of options are considered” to reform Mexico’s energy industry, suggests AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.