To understand the legal nature of the Mexican petroleum license, one needs to review the history of the constitutional treatment of hydrocarbons. The regulation of the sector is a constant tension between a deep-rooted policy of government control over the resource motivated by nationalism, and the need to attract and maintain foreign investment to keep production flowing. According to the Constitution, only the State is empowered to extract and develop hydrocarbons. The secondary legislation, however, creates a contractual structure that allows the government to transfer the hydrocarbons to private parties at the wellhead
In July 2017, an international consortium of energy companies from the United States, Mexico, and th...
This article examines shale gas development in Mexico. Its qualitative analysis focuses on the regul...
Despite a history of resource nationalism, there are a number of viable options for oil sector refor...
To understand the legal nature of the Mexican petroleum license, one needs to review the history of ...
This is a critical account of the regulatory framework governing Mexico’s upstream petroleum sector,...
The popularity of oil subsidies arises from a very natural sense of oil nationalism, which developed...
The development of the petroleum sector has been characterized by a succession of cycles of investme...
In the article sources of legal regulation of production and public administration in the sphere of ...
The recent reform of Mexico’s energy sector, underway since 2013, is the culmination of some decades...
With the Pemex monopoly and constitutional rules regarding the oil industry, Mexico is one of the mo...
The energy reforms which have taken pla ce in December of 2013 in Mexico allow foreign companies ...
As a result of the 2013 energy reform, oil and gas companies completing projects in Mexico must now ...
This Article explores the international law applicable to the exploitation of hydrocarbon resources ...
In 2003, the Government of Mexico was facing the challenge of declining production of oil from its p...
One of the goals of Mexico's energy reform was to create a regulatory system that would foster compe...
In July 2017, an international consortium of energy companies from the United States, Mexico, and th...
This article examines shale gas development in Mexico. Its qualitative analysis focuses on the regul...
Despite a history of resource nationalism, there are a number of viable options for oil sector refor...
To understand the legal nature of the Mexican petroleum license, one needs to review the history of ...
This is a critical account of the regulatory framework governing Mexico’s upstream petroleum sector,...
The popularity of oil subsidies arises from a very natural sense of oil nationalism, which developed...
The development of the petroleum sector has been characterized by a succession of cycles of investme...
In the article sources of legal regulation of production and public administration in the sphere of ...
The recent reform of Mexico’s energy sector, underway since 2013, is the culmination of some decades...
With the Pemex monopoly and constitutional rules regarding the oil industry, Mexico is one of the mo...
The energy reforms which have taken pla ce in December of 2013 in Mexico allow foreign companies ...
As a result of the 2013 energy reform, oil and gas companies completing projects in Mexico must now ...
This Article explores the international law applicable to the exploitation of hydrocarbon resources ...
In 2003, the Government of Mexico was facing the challenge of declining production of oil from its p...
One of the goals of Mexico's energy reform was to create a regulatory system that would foster compe...
In July 2017, an international consortium of energy companies from the United States, Mexico, and th...
This article examines shale gas development in Mexico. Its qualitative analysis focuses on the regul...
Despite a history of resource nationalism, there are a number of viable options for oil sector refor...