Pemex is rapidly expanding its attempts to bring in partners to assist in developing new and existing assets. The Mexican NOC’s oil production has decreased significantly over the past decade and it is hoping to push back against this decline with the help of investments from international oil companies. Following the success of its first farm-out, for the deepwater Trion field, in December 2016, the company released details for its first onshore offerings earlier this month.
Explore these developments through TOGY’s story map, created with data from Mexico’s National Hydrocarbons Commission. This story map includes a selection of the comprehensive GIS market data featured on TOGYiN.
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