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Mexico Energy

Production, natural gas, Pemex, CFE, regulation and private participation in Mexico's energy sector, analysed from the standpoint of capital at risk and of those who operate assets.

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What this pillar covers

Natural gas and imports from the United States
Pemex: production, mixed contracts and finances
CFE, power generation and private participation
Regulation, permits and energy security
Nearshoring and industrial demand

Analysis

— Mexico Energy WatchMexico is producing more gas than in a decade — and depends on Texas more than everIn 2025 Mexico imported a record 6.638 Bcf/d of pipeline gas from the United States, roughly 75% of its supply. In 2026 Pemex is producing more, and dependence is not falling. Why — and what it means for capital deployed in Mexico.September 7, 2026 · 5 min

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