Historically, Mexico has been a country with changes in the legal regime of land tenure.

The Energy Regulatory Commission ("CRE") published in the Federal Official Gazette the Resolution through which the compliance reports of the Official Mexican Standard ...

Rodríguez Dávalos nos cuenta su experiencia y retos del sector energético, particularmente en el área legal del desarrollo de infraestructura.

The Mexican Energy Reform that is currently being implemented introduced a paradigm shift in the hydrocarbons sector of our country that allows private investment in upstream activities, previously reserved exclusively to the Government.

On December 18, 2018, the Ministry of Energy and the Energy Regulatory Commission published in the Federal Official Gazette the Resolution A/044/2018, which issues the applicable criteria for biofuels-related activities.

Mexico's Energy Reform liberalized the entire supply chain of the energy sector opening the upstream oil industry to domestic and foreign investors.

Under Mexico's new energy reforms, the right of way process is getting an overhaul.

However, development is slowly gaining pace with three regional pipelines being built.

Round 1 has finally shown, through the results of the Third Call for bids, the promising direction outlined by the Energy Reform on 2013.

Last year may be the most important one of the Mexican upstream sector since the absolute nationalization of 1938, performed by President Lazaro Cardenas that initiated the 75-year state monopoly of Pemex.

The Mexican Energy Reform of 2013 turned the energy sector into a more friendly investment market in tandem with an increasing demand on refined products like gasoline, diesel and jet fuel...

The National Hydrocarbons Commission is responsible for conducting acreage tenders and the Ministry of Finance is responsible of managing Mexico's E&P fiscal regime.

Markets and financial distress do not respect national borders.

In accordance with the 2013 Energy Reform, regulatory bodies were restructured or given new attributions with the purpose of implementing the Reform within all energy related activities.

The opening of investment opportunities in Mexico's upstream sector, after a 75-year State Monopoly by PEMEX is arguably the most relevant part of the Energy Reform.

In recent years, the need for storage capacity in Mexican ports has increased significantly considering the ever-changing conditions of the energy industry.

Mexico‘s landmark, historic energy reform is currently unfolding. This constitutes a major challenge for the country and a huge opportunity to regain a position in the global energy market.

First established in 1908, in Iran as Anglo-Persian Oil Company, BP has an estimated value of one hundred thousand million dollars ("mdd"), employing 85 thousand people, with an annual turnover of 220 thousand million dollars.

The Mexican Energy Sector history, has recently been imprinted by remarkable events. The Congress approval of the Energy Reform on December 2013 is one of the most noticeable in decades.

The new "General Law of Administrative Responsibilities", commonly referred to as the "Three out of Three Act" was published on July 18, 2016 repealing the previous "Federal Law of Public Servants Administrative Responsibilities".