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Mexico Energy Reform Impact on Petrochemicals
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Mexico's petrochemical industry has experienced a slow decline in the last 30 years, resulting in an expansion of the country’s petrochemical trade deficit. This Insight will look at the potential impact that the reform of the energy sector in Mexico could have in the country's ethylene and aromatics value chains, from two standpoints: What is the impact in the availability of raw materials (NGLs and Refinery streams)? What is the impact in the ability to invest in petrochemical projects?
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