Commodity Market Report
Mexico power long-term outlook 2018 H1: progress continues despite delays
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Progress continues on the opening of the Mexican gas and power markets despite pipeline delays and the cancellation of some power projects. In this long-term outlook, we forecast lower power prices. A more prolific outlook on the Permian Basin, which lowers border gas prices is the main driver for such change. In addition to reviewing gas prices, our team has refreshed all major inputs such as demand and changes in infrastructure, including the addition, removal and/or delays of power plants, pipelines, and transmission lines.
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