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Viva Mexico! How the historic Energy Reform transformed the country’s oil fortunes
Report summary
Mexico's historic Energy Reform transformed the upstream sector. Five years into the reform, more than thirty E&Ps hold positions offshore and even more onshore. Early rounds are already paying dividends. The world-class discovery at Zama and successful appraisal at Eni's Amoca last summer will begin to offset Mexico's declining production by early next decade. Offshore, Mexico's exploration sector is poised for recovery as operators with more than sixty wells committed by 2024.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Increased investor confidence in Mexico drives participation
- Exploration activity bears fruit
- Pemex reform: turning a super-tanker takes time
- Energy Reform on track to end production decline but needs time to mature
- Energy Reform at a crossroads
- Bookmark our coverage of Mexico's 2013 Energy Reform:
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Notable milestones in Mexico's Energy Reform
- Deepwater (200mmbbl) fiscal benchmarking
- Shelf (50mmbbl) fiscal benchmarking
- Top net offshore acreage holders
- Mexico reported reserves over time
- E&A wells committed by round
- Round One will be responsible for a third of Mexico’s oil production by 2024*
What's included
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