Insight
Access to regional midstream: the name of the game in Mexico's fuel market
Report summary
Mexico continues liberalizing fuel prices. Starting 15 June, gasoline and diesel sold in the Northwest will follow the market instead of max. prices. Short-term price competition will be limited by suspension of the open season granting private firms access to PEMEX' capacity. We analyse the profile of Mexican fuel imports, regional dynamics shaping prices, and the main challenges ahead.
Table of contents
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Upside potential for new suppliers comes from exploiting incumbents’ inefficiencies, not demand growth
- Supply dynamics in region 1 after the open season
- Without investment partners, PEMEX can only supply up to 60% of diesel and 40% of gasoline demand
- A flat imports outlook increases the need to improve operations and streamline product distribution system
- Next phase of the liberalization process in region 3. Access to cross-border capacity postponed
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Clean products demand by state, 2016-2035
- Timeline of regional implementation
- Access to regional midstream: the name of the game in Mexico's fuel market: Image 2
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