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Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX)

Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX)

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Nov 10, 2026

Ernesto MonteroHOST
1:21
Informantes colaboran con Auditoría Superior de la Federación.
Ernesto MonteroHOST
1:25
El Financiero: invertirá Pemex más de uno punto ocho billones de pesos hacia 2030.
Ernesto MonteroHOST
1:31
Fortalecer la actividad en hidrocarburos y modernizar infraestructura, objetivos.
Ernesto MonteroHOST
1:36
El Economista: alcanza producción de autopartes valor récords.
Hrvoje MorićGUEST
9:23
And I was jokingly asking a friend of mine, because they have something called the huachicol.
Hrvoje MorićGUEST
9:29
It's like the narcos who organize crime that steal, siphon the oil from Pemex and resell it cheaper for cash.
Hrvoje MorićGUEST
9:36
And I had a friend told me where you can get some.
Hrvoje MorićGUEST
9:38
But it's funny, the night I saw the government in the news, they're coming after the ringleaders of those people selling the bootleg gas.
Mike NaigGUEST
19:07
You know, we've been fighting against trying to get ethanol into their state-owned fuel industry.
Mike NaigGUEST
19:11
their state-owned oil company, Pemex.
Mike NaigGUEST
19:14
And so this is great news and something that's just been, it's been a long time coming.
Mike NaigGUEST
19:18
It'll be great for the Mexican people and environmentally, being able to replace MTBE with ethanol and a great market for us.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
4:19
the entire increase in atmospheric releases cannot be attributed to incremental production.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
4:27
Nevertheless, PEMEX identified specific problems.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
4:31
Insufficient gas handling infrastructure at Ixache, compression system difficulties, processing limitations at Bakte, and transportation restrictions in the southern region.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
4:43
Additional drilling cannot necessarily resolve bottlenecks in compression, processing, or downstream connections.
Christine RamosHOST
1:26
It has a capacity of 1.5 million barrels per day.
Christine RamosHOST
1:30
Mexico's state-owned energy giant Pemex reported a net loss of 10.8 billion Mexican pesos, or $605 million, in the third quarter, compared to a net loss of 61.2 billion pesos, or $3.3 billion during the same quarter last year.
Christine RamosHOST
1:48
The net loss stemmed from several factors, including higher costs tied to derivative financial instruments, which totaled 8.9 billion pesos.
Christine RamosHOST
1:58
The company also was affected by higher product purchases, higher taxes and duties, and a foreign exchange loss.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
7:13
However, most of that money goes to oil, not electricity.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
7:17
In the 2027 budget proposal, Pemex accounts for 25% of federal physical investment and CFE just 6%.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
7:27
CFE's MX $61 billion of physical investment is a 3.6% real cut from 2026 and a fraction of the more than MX $980 billion its official expansion plans require.
Lorena RuizNARRATOR
7:41
Moreover, an IMCO study found that the government's electricity plan assumes demand will grow at roughly half the annual rate required to meet Plan Mexico's goals.
MattHOST
26:55
It is probable that the White House is shaping the conflict in preparation for further action that will lead to the change of government in Havana.
MattHOST
27:04
Now, key indicators here are a total grid collapse lasting more than 72 hours, increased maritime departures from Cuba, US Coast Guard reporting increased interdictions in the Florida Straits, and resumption of fuel shipments from Pemex in Mexico or any other supplier.
MattHOST
27:26
Now, uh, Jared, do you have any further comments on Cuba before we move into, uh, the Canadian summit?
JaredPANELIST
27:32
Nope.
Loren MossHOST
16:13
And so what the government will do is go and just negotiate with the head of the Teachers union and make a deal and maybe they'll get political support or votes or whatever.
Loren MossHOST
16:23
And then they'll go in or they control the state petroleum industry, which is Pemex in Mexico, for example.
Loren MossHOST
16:30
And then they'll say, OK, you're going to do that.
Loren MossHOST
16:32
All right.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
0:23
Friday, October 30, 2026.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
0:26
Fix you, can a massive ultra-deepwater project with Woodside Energy help turn Pemex around? Published by Housley Carr.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
0:34
Petroleos Mexicanos, Mexico's state-owned oil and gas company, has been mired in debt and plagued by operational and other challenges for many years, but a high-profile joint venture, or JV, with Australia's Woodside Energy may, emphasis on may, signal the beginning of a turnaround.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
0:52
The $7.2 billion, 100,000 barrels per day Trion project, Pemex's first ultra-deepwater development, is proceeding on schedule and on budget and is slated to deliver its first oil in 2028.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
1:05
In today's RBN blog, we'll discuss Pemex's troubled past, and present, and why its Trion oil project JV with Woodside, and the prospects for more partnerships with Woodside and Brazil's Petrobras in the Deepwater Gulf, could help.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
1:19
Established in 1938 with Mexico's nationalization of 17 foreign-owned oil and gas producers, Pemex's initial focus was onshore production, mostly in Tabasco, Veracruz and Chiapas states in southeastern Mexico.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
1:33
By the 1960s, its crude oil output there was topping 300,000 barrels per day.
Housley CarrNARRATOR
1:39
But a big discovery was in the making.
MattHOST
30:42
A day earlier, Secretary of State Rubio ordered the expulsion of a Cuban diplomat accused of shoving a U.S. official during a confrontation.
MattHOST
30:51
Now, the Mexican oil company Pemex, their fuel shipments to Cuba remain halted under U.S. pressure, deepening the island's energy crisis.
MattHOST
31:01
Now, Jared, let's talk about El Salvador for a second.
MattHOST
31:06
What news do we have coming out from President Bukele?

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