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ARTICLE · 31 DECEMBER 2014

Mexico’s E&P Round One Kicks Off: Bidding Terms for Shallow Water Areas Released

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The Mexican National Hydrocarbons Commission published the bidding and contract terms for the first 14 oil and gas areas in shallow waters, kicking off the first phase of Mexico’s Round One, which will continue throughout 2015.

MexicoEnergy and Natural Resources
Dallas Parker
Dallas Parker
Jose Valera
Jose Valera
Pablo Ferrante
Pablo Ferrante
Gabriel Salinas
Gabriel Salinas
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Keywords: Mexican National Hydrocarbons Commission, CNH, bidding, contract

The Mexican National Hydrocarbons Commission published the bidding and contract terms for the first 14 oil and gas areas in shallow waters, kicking off the first phase of Mexico's Round One, which will continue throughout 2015. Production-sharing contracts with 3 to 5-year exploration terms will be awarded for the first 14 oil and gas areas in shallow waters pursuant to economic criteria contained in the bidders' proposals. Non-Mexican companies may validly participate in all phases of the bidding round.

We summarize the main features of the bidding terms for the first 14 oil and gas areas in shallow waters.

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