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Pemex reports blast at major refinery

Shockwave from bribe case here hits agency in Mexico

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 |

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SeaMetric & Blue Marine offer offshore services in Latin America
On August 31, 2007 Stavanger-based marine heavy lift contractor SeaMetric International AS signed a Memorandum of Intent (MoI) with Mexican-based marine and offshore service company, Blue Marine Technology Group (www.bluemarine.com.mx), in Mexico City.

Pemex prepares private pipeline contract
Pemex, the state-owned oil company, plans to award a 10-year contract to a private company to maintain a section of pipeline in southern Mexico in an effort to cut costs and reduce accidents.

Pride reports no damage to Mexico-based fleet following Hurricane Dean
Pride International, Inc. reported no damage to its fleet of 12 jackup and three platform rigs operating in the Mexican waters of the Gulf of Mexico and in the path of Hurricane Dean.

PEMEX restores 81% of oil production after “Dean”
Mexico's state oil company Pemex has restored 81 percent of oil production after Hurricane Dean crashed through its southern Gulf of Mexico oil fields, the company said Saturday.

Bay of Campeche oil facilities evacuated as storm approaches
Oil producers and drillers in the U.S. portion of the Gulf of Mexico may be spared the worst of Hurricane Dean, but offshore operations in Mexican waters are still very much in the line of fire.

DeepOcean awarded contract with Diavaz Offshore Mexico
DeepOcean has been awarded a new contract from the contractor Constructora Subacuatica Diavaz S.A. de C.V. in the Gulf of Mexico for the charter of MPSV Aquanaut for 180 days from October 10, 2007 until April 7, 2008.

PEMEX plans to sell carbon-credit certificates to Statoil
Mexican state-owned oil giant Pemex said it planned to sell 200,000 carbon-credit certificates to Norway's Statoil. Each certificate represents a reduction of one ton of CO2, whose emission is believed to cause global warming.

ICA Fluor wins service contract for PEMEX Chicontepec oil field
ICA Fluor, the industrial engineering, procurement and construction company, jointly owned by Fluor Corporation and Empresas ICA, has signed a contract by a consortium in which ICA Fluor holds a 29 percent interest. The contract is for integrated oil field services at PEMEX's Chicontepec oil field.

Mexico to allow private participation in construction and maintenance of pipelines
A new law in Mexico related to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) will allow for private investments in the construction and maintenance of pipelines which distribute this fuel, announced César Sotelo Salgado, the General Manager of LPG Projects with Mexico’s Secretary of Energy (Sener by its Spanish abbreviation).

Active Subsea signs firm charter contract for vessel in Mexico
Active Subsea has signed three firm charter contracts for vessels No. 1, No. 2 and No. 5 of its eight Multi-Purpose Subsea Support Vessels currently under construction at the Tebma Shipyard in India. The combined value of the contracts is approximately $71.5 million.