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Mexico’s ULSD rollout tests market regulator’s mettle
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Report summary
Will 2019 be the year when Mexico finally transitions to ULSD nationwide? This report explains why this process has taken more than a decade and what is the most likely scenario if Pemex can not comply with the norm within the next six months; -What is the size of the diesel market in Mexico? -Is the norm likely to impact ULSD imports from the US? -How can the transition to cleaner diesel set the tone for the relation between Pemex and the regulator under the new administration?
Table of contents
- Why is Mexico not using ULSD nationwide already?
- A token of the emerging tense relations between the regulator and the Ministry of Energy
- What will happen now?
- Why could the impact on ULSD imports from the US be negligible?
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Implementation timelineMexican diesel balances by quality in 2019
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