CARACAS, VENEZUELA (By Energy Analytics Institute and Editores LatinPetroleum, 30.Sep.2026, Words: 355) — Company briefs spanning details on Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), Wood Mackenzie, PEMEX, Shell, Gloar LNG, and Argentina LNG, among others.
LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
ARGENTINA
— 7 floating LNG projects sanctioned since 2023, adding 18 MMTPA of new capacity across 6 countries, represent the mkt’s most direct response to an extended disruption to Gulf LNG supply. [WoodMac]
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MEXICO
— Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo highlighted the economically active population totaled 62.6 million people in Aug. 2026, representing 1.3 million more people than in Aug. 2025, according to the National Survey of Occupation and Employment (ENOE) of the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). [Editores LatinPetroleum]
NORTH AMERICA
— voters “are showing a growing determination to repudiate the Donal Trump presidency,” Thomas Edsall writes. “Their most direct opportunity to express this determination is electing Democratic majorities in the House and the Senate.” [New York Times]
— Shell completed divestment of interest in Gulf of America platform. [Editores LatinPetroleum]
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