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Global Industries awarded $40 million pipeline project by PEMEX    Mexico gets aggressive on oil and gas    ■ PEMEX Petrochemicals reports higher production    Mexico’s high court upholds closure of state-owned utility    Service company releases two Savanna drilling rigs in Mexico    Safe Lancia secures bareboat contract extension    ■ SENER: PEMEX has no plans to build refinery with Reliance Industries    ■ CEESP proposes studying need for new refinery in Mexico    First cargo of Peruvian natural gas shipped to Mexico    Abengoa, GE invest $180 million in Mexico power plant    |   
 
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  • PEMEX: Oil leak might take months to fix
    An oil platform leak that has spilled thousands of barrels of crude into the Gulf of Mexico could take several more months to repair, state oil monopoly Petroleos Mexicanos said Wednesday.
  • PEMEX begins dismantling damaged oil rig
    Mexico's state-run oil company has begun dismantling a damaged oil drilling rig off the Gulf coast because heat from near-constant fires have made the structure unstable.
  • PEMEX restores much of its oil production
    Mexico's state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos said Wednesday it has restored all but about 300,000 barrels of oil production after storms in the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Concamin President: Higher gas costs to hamper competitiveness in Mexico
    A new regulation that Mexico’s Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE by its Spanish acronym) wants to bring into effect regarding the terms and conditions related to the sale of natural gas in Mexico will imply an 7% increase in the cost of energy, announced the president of Concamin, Ismael Plascencia.
  • PEMEX October oil output down 5.6% Y-O-Y
    Petroleos Mexicanos, the state-owned oil monopoly, said daily crude-oil production fell 5.6 percent in October from a year earlier after the company temporarily shut some offshore wells because of bad weather.
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