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ARTICLE · 21 OCTOBER 2026

Plan de Desarrollo del Sector Hidrocarburos

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El Plan de Desarrollo del Sector Hidrocarburos (PLADESHi) establece metas nacionales de producción de hidrocarburos hasta 2039, contemplando proyectos de exploración, extracción y modernización de infraestructura energética. El documento detalla estrategias de aprovechamiento de gas natural, reducción de emisiones, desarrollo de infraestructura de refinación y petroquímica, así como la expansión del SISTRANGAS y la participación de operadores privados e

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Erick Hernández Gallego
Erick Hernández Gallego
Carlos Ochoa
Carlos Ochoa
Luis Jorge Akle Arronte
Luis Jorge Akle Arronte
Rodrigo Vazquez del Mercado-Rivera
Rodrigo Vazquez del Mercado-Rivera
Paula Maria De Uriarte González
Paula Maria De Uriarte González
Rodrigo Antonio Santamaría Guevara
Rodrigo Antonio Santamaría Guevara

El 7 de septiembre de 2026, la Secretaría de Energía (“SENER”) publicó en el Diario Oficial de la Federación (“DOF”) el Plan de Desarrollo del Sector Hidrocarburos (“PLADESHi”), que constituye el instrumento de planeación de mediano plazo previsto en la Ley de Planeación y Transición Energética.

El PLADESHi es el instrumento de carácter vinculante para el desarrollo y modernización de la infraestructura del sector y corresponde a la SENER conducir su elaboración y actualización, coordinar su ejecución y vigilar su cumplimiento. A continuación, se resumen los puntos más relevantes:

A. Metas de producción, reservas y proyectos de exploración y extracción

El PLADESHi fija como metas nacionales mantener una producción estable de 1,800 Mbd de hidrocarburos líquidos hasta 2039 y una producción de gas natural cercana a 5,000 MMpcd hasta 2030, sostenida hasta 2039. Como escenario de planeación, contempla la incorporación de 7,292 MMbpce de reservas 3P por descubrimiento entre 2026 y 2039,

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