MONTERREY, MEXICO (By Isaac Silvestre, Editores Latin Petroleum, 31.Aug.2026, Words: 139) — PEMEX‘ debts to suppliers and contractors are once again putting pressure on the oil services industry.
While the state-owned energy giant continues to boast about a reduction in its outstanding obligations, the Mexican Association of Oil Services Companies (AMESPAC) estimates the debts, including both invoiced and un-invoiced work, exceed $20bn, reported Expansion.
HOUSTON, TEXAS (Editors at Energy Analytics Institute, 18.Apr.2025, Words: 473) — LatAm and other NRG highlights, headlines and “heard on the street,” for the week ended 18 Apr. 2025 including coverage on Argentina, Ecuador, and Mexico as well as updates on Petronas, EP Petroecuador, AEEV, Woodside Energy and Mexico Pacific, […]
(Centaurus, 7.Nov.2019) — Centaurus Energy Inc., formerly Madalena Energy Inc., announced that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc. (FINRA) approved a change in the company’s stock symbol on the OTC Markets. Effective 7 November 2019, the company’s common shares are expected to trade on the OTC Markets under the symbol […]
(Hart Energy, Velda Addison, Senior Editor, 31.Oct.2018) — Partners Exxon Mobil, Hess Corp. and CNOOC Nexen Petroleum are making progress toward development of the hydrocarbon bounty discovered offshore Guyana. “This month a second exploration vessel, the Noble Tom Madden, arrived to accelerate exploration and appraisal activities on the block starting […]