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News Commentary: How to reinvent the legal figure of a private mineral interest in oil and gas?

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The hermetic and heavy silence of the Peña Nieto administration regarding their ideas for an energy reform for the fall of 2013 leaves everyone guessing about what’s on their minds. How to reinvent the legal figure of a private mineral interest in oil and gas? Recently, I’ve been asking myself the question about what minimal Continue Reading

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Categories: Energy Ministry, Energy prices in Mexico, Energy reform, Energy reform Pemex, Featured, Gas Natural Industrial, Pemex Gas, Pemex gas consultant, Petroleum laws, President Peña Nieto

My Negative Votes on Pemex’s Board

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In MEI Market Note 154, THE LOGIC AND OPTIONS FOR ENERGY REFORM (Jan. 10, 2013), we offer the new Mexican government some unexpected advice: Reject any proposal for changes in CFE or Pemex that aspires to make either company more efficient—but only in Mexico. One of these measures is to merge the three business units Continue Reading

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Categories: Energy Ministry, Energy reform, Energy reform Pemex, Featured, Pemex, Pemex Board, Pemex Gas, PRI, PRI candidate