Sheinbaum limits oil production in favor of energy transition: How many barrels per day will be produced?
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that her government will limit oil production to 1.8 million barrels per day to promote a transition towards renewable energy sources.
Crude oil exports plummet 44.6% in January, falling below Hacienda's target for January
In January, Mexico's crude oil exports fell to 294.4 thousand barrels per day, a significant decline of 44.6% compared to the previous year.
Does the Oil Law Help Pemex?
The article discusses the increased financial burden on Pemex due to the new Oil Law, highlighting a significant rise in payments compared to previous taxation conditions.
CEAV rejects compensation for the family of a Pemex supervisor, shot dead by fuel thieves
The CEAV has denied compensation for the family of a Pemex supervisor killed by fuel thieves, despite a human rights recommendation supporting their claim.
'They paid around 15 thousand pesos': Sergio Mayer recounts how he filmed movies for Pemex
Sergio Mayer, a well-known figure from La Casa de los Famosos 6, shared his experiences of acting in films for Pemex that were created as training guides for the company's employees.
Audit 'focuses' on Pemex, SICT, and the Navy: How much money do they need to clarify?
The audit reveals that Pemex and CFE could not account for over 1.8 billion pesos in 2024, with Pemex being primarily responsible for the discrepancies.
From Pemex to CFE: Former Officials 'Enjoy' Pensions Ranging from 300 Thousand to 1 Million Pesos, Sheinbaum Reveals
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced plans to propose a constitutional reform to limit high pensions for former government officials.
How many millions of pesos in pensions do some former workers of Pemex and LyFC receive? This is how they seek to stop excessive payments
President Claudia Sheinbaum revealed the significant annual pensions received by former employees of PEMEX and LyFC and proposed a constitutional reform to eliminate these large pensions.
From Pemex to CFE: These are the millionaire pensions that the government pays; a retiree receives 1 million pesos per month
The Mexican federal government has revealed the exorbitant pensions paid to certain government agencies like Pemex and the Federal Electricity Commission, highlighting that some retirees receive as much as 1 million pesos monthly.
Celebration at the BMV
Despite economic deceleration and excessive caution from companies affecting public-private investment, the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) is seeing a positive outlook with new companies eager to enter the market.
ASF detects irregularities amounting to another 59 billion pesos in the last year of AMLO; Pemex and SICT among the flagged
The Superior Audit of the Federation (ASF) in Mexico has identified irregularities totaling 59.345 billion pesos in the final year of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's administration, including significant amounts flagged in federal spending.
Pemex returns to the markets with a historic issuance of 31 billion 500 million pesos
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) announced a record corporate issuance of 31.5 billion pesos in debt instruments, a key part of its Strategic Plan 2025-2035.
Pemex carries out corporate issuance of 31.5 billion pesos, the largest in the history of the Mexican market
Pemex has successfully completed the largest corporate bond issuance in Mexican history, amounting to 31.5 billion pesos, aimed at addressing financial liabilities.
Pemex reaches historical production of one million 27 thousand barrels per day of petroleum products
Pemex has achieved a record production of 1.027 million barrels per day of petroleum products in 2025, indicating improved operational efficiency in its refineries.
Operation Centauro Norte: Three Drivers Arrested for Transporting Illegal Gasoline
Mexican authorities arrested three individuals for allegedly transporting gasoline without proper authorization during Operation Centauro Norte.
Pemex, the fiscal burden that hinders Mexico: Moody's
According to a Moody's report, the financial rescue of Pemex has become the main obstacle for Mexico's fiscal consolidation, affecting the deficit and public debt.
Pemex to place debt in pesos for the first time in 6 years; operation is for 31,500 million pesos
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is set to issue debt in pesos for the first time in six years, amounting to 31.5 billion pesos, which analysts suggest could signal an active season for local markets.
Pemex trains 1,361 security personnel to combat fuel theft
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has trained 1,361 security personnel from various government levels to enhance strategies against fuel theft.
Pemex Seeks Energy Self-Sufficiency with Trion and Sama; Experts Say It Could Take Between 10 and 15 Years
Mexican oil company Pemex aims for energy self-sufficiency through strategic projects like Trion and Sama, but experts caution that financial and operational challenges may delay progress.
Pemex attends to accident at the Nuevo Teapa pipeline in Salina Cruz
Pemex reported a fatal accident involving its Nuevo Teapa-Salina Cruz pipeline, resulting in three deaths and several injuries.
Explosion in Pemex pipeline in Oaxaca: There are 3 dead and 6 wounded; personnel were performing maintenance
An explosion in a Pemex pipeline in Oaxaca has resulted in three fatalities and six injuries during maintenance activities.
Tragedy in Mexico: Three dead from oil pipeline explosion
Three people were killed and six others injured in an explosion of a Pemex oil pipeline in Mexico's Isthmus of Tehuantepec region, as reported by the local governor.
Grupo Carso confirms mixed contract in Macavil with Pemex
Grupo Carso has signed a mixed contract with Pemex to develop the Macavil land field to boost hydrocarbon production in Mexico.
Pemex pipeline explodes in El Barrio de la Soledad, Oaxaca; three dead and six injured
A Pemex pipeline explosion in El Barrio de la Soledad, Oaxaca, resulted in three fatalities and six injuries during routine maintenance.
Pemex, without improvement in its rating
Pemex's credit rating remains unchanged by S&P Global, highlighting discrepancies between official statements and the company's financial reality.
See how, who, and how much they earn at Pemex
Pemex reported a significant net loss while experiencing rising debt and ongoing production challenges despite government support.
Cuba announces to airlines that fuel supply will end this Monday
The Cuban government has informed airlines that effective this Monday, fuel supply for flights will cease due to U.S. restrictions on oil shipments to the island.
Pemex awards contract for gas and condensate field to Slim's company: Reuters
Mexican state-owned Pemex has awarded a contract for a crude oil and natural gas field to a company controlled by Carlos Slim, further consolidating his influence in the energy sector.
To reduce dependence on the US: Pemex awards contract to Carlos Slim in field with abundant gas reserves
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) awarded a mixed contract for the Macavil gas and condensate field to a company controlled by businessman Carlos Slim, according to Reuters.
Beware of Pemex suppliers
President Claudia Sheinbaum and Pemex director Víctor Rodríguez Padilla highlighted financial and operational achievements while announcing significant upcoming projects, amidst ongoing challenges of transparency and corruption within Pemex.
Spider Webs
Recent announcements regarding investment and Pemex lack solid backing, highlighting the government's limited maneuverability and outlining troubling fiscal statistics.
Pemex reduces its inventory of hazardous waste by 10% by the end of 2025
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has achieved a 10% reduction in its hazardous waste inventory by the end of 2025 as part of its environmental commitment, attributed to improved operational control and comprehensive waste management.
PAN calls Pemex's financial rescue a "mirage"
The PAN parliamentary group in the Chamber of Deputies described Pemex's financial rescue as a "mirage" that exacerbates the company's structural problems and threatens Mexico's economic stability.
Víctor Rodríguez passes the ball to his bosses
Pemex's general director, Víctor Rodríguez, struggled to shine during the daily press conference, relying heavily on support from Energy Secretary Luz Elena González and President Sheinbaum to explain the company's strategies.
Pemex Increases Investment by 34%; Focuses on Producing More
Petróleos Mexicanos plans to invest 425 billion pesos by 2026, increasing investment by 34% compared to 2025, to combat declining oil production and enhance operational efficiency.
With debt reduction, Pemex seeks to consolidate order and financial discipline: specialist
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) announced a debt reduction of $20 billion as part of its strategic plan for 2025-2035, which an energy sector specialist indicated will strengthen the company's financial position.
Pemex pipeline catches fire in Rosarito, BC; nearby homes evacuated
A fire broke out this afternoon in a Pemex pipeline in the Real de Rosarito area of Baja California, prompting the evacuation of residents from nearby homes due to safety concerns.
Pemex gasoline production on the rise: How much was produced in 2025?
Pemex reported its fifth consecutive year of increasing gasoline production, with approximately 511,000 barrels per day produced in 2025.
The 2 conditions under which Mexico would close the 'tap' on oil to Cuba
Petróleos Mexicanos indicated that oil shipments to Cuba are minimal and discussed potential conditions for halting these exports during a recent investment plan presentation.
Mexico has an open contract with Cuba for oil shipment; continuity subject to availability
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has an open commercial contract with the Cuban government for the shipment of crude oil, which will continue based on availability, according to CEO Víctor Rodríguez.
Pemex reduces its debt to its lowest point in 11 years and investments grow by 34%
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) announced a significant reduction in its debt to the lowest level in 11 years, enhancing its financial strength and stability.
‘Of course they pay us!’ Pemex sold $1.4 billion in oil barrels to Cuba
Pemex has disclosed that it has a single, normal oil sales contract worth $1.4 billion with Cuba for 2023, as stated by the company's director, Víctor Rodríguez.
Pemex presents strengthening plan; investment in the oil company will increase by 34% in 2026
Pemex's CEO announced a strategic plan aiming for a 34% increase in investment by 2026, while highlighting significant debt reduction since 2018.
Pemex's 'Motor' Suffocates: Federal Support Not Enough to Recover Investment Grade, Fitch Warns
Fitch Ratings warns that the current Mexican government support for Pemex is insufficient to help the company regain its investment grade in the near term.
Olmeca Refinery Becomes the Most Productive in Mexico by the End of 2025
The Olmeca refinery in Dos Bocas, Tabasco, has become Mexico's most productive facility within the National Refining System, achieving record processing levels.
Armenta promotes the Puebla-Tlaxcala road axis; will benefit 1.6 million people
The Puebla governor highlighted a public management model benefiting 1.6 million people through direct use of public machinery and strategic collaboration with PEMEX to enhance budget efficiency.
80,000 barrels of Pemex oil to Cuba: the island gets involved in the clash between the United States and Mexico
Mexico's continued oil shipments to Cuba strain relations with the U.S. amidst the Venezuelan crisis.