The Mexican government has declared it the largest city in the country oil found for the state-owned Pemex after months of negotiations, which disrupted business finances and raised international hopes for international justice.
A partnership between Talos Energy of the US, Premier Oil in the UK and Wintershall DEA of Germany have secured a 700m-barrel site in 2017 and have sold $ 325m to date.
But some of the work only increases Pemex funding, which has led to a fight against those who should be in control. The Ministry of Energy has now ruled in favor of a state-owned company, which President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is regarded as a national hero.
In the file of letter posted on Twitter by energy consultant Gonzalo Monroy, energy minister Rocío Nahle cited Pemex’s findings as saying that the companies must submit a development plan within 30 days.
No government or Pemex has responded to the news, which was announced on Monday. The announcement came just days after a Pemex bomb blast in the Gulf of Mexico set fire to the camp. fire in the sea.
Lourdes Melgar, former secretary general of hydrocarbons, said Pemex did not want the farm when the agency was set up to raise funds for Mexico’s renewable energy in 2013. “This is fraudulent,” he said. “It’s not a real kidnapping, but it’s close.”
Nahle said his opinion was based on a study by the National Hydrocarbons Commission, which found that Pemex “has the best practices and practices” ahead.
He quoted Pemex CEO Octavio Romero as saying the company “has enough money”. Pemex sent the first quarter about $ 2bn.
Pemex said it owns 50.43% of the land, which is 60km from the Gulf coast of Tabasco state, while the agreement says it owns 60%.
However, the Consortium said such quantities change the nature of wells. Pemex did not drill any wells in its area while Consortium drilled three wells and three wells.
“This is a clear indication of the market in terms of how this government views the Mexican corporate business finances,” said Emily Medina, a colleague at the Energy Policy Research Foundation. “It seems the government favors Pemex over Talos.”
“We will not allow them to take the lead, depending on their business performance and business,” said one official, who was not named. He also said that possible cases in the USMCA are possible.
He added that Pemex’s financial concerns and technical expertise were based on the depth of the sector, the situation, and security concerns, including the lack of resources to reduce the number of wells falling.
Researchers estimate that Zama’s oil is found at depths of about 168m. Pemex the deepest hole so far is 110m.
Since taking office in 2018, López Obrador has shut down oil markets and partnered with local corporations. On Monday, he named Nahle, a national power activist, as one of his successors in the run-up to 2024.
