LinkedIn Group: Offshore Mexico Community

Dear Offshore Colleague,

What are the industrial players concerning about Mexico at the present? As a newly open market, the answer has to do with the energy reform and upcoming bidding.

The liberalization of Mexico’s oil and gas market is continuing apace with the blocks to be auctioned. SENER, Mexico’s Ministry of Energy, announced the auction of 15 shallow water areas in Round 2.1, which adds to the momentum created by the 10 deepwater blocks in Round 1.4, to be awarded on 5 December this year.

But what most people wonder is, what will those “Rounds” lead the sector to?
What exactly can I get help from the so-called “energy reform”?

Mr. Rivera is going to explain the Mexico's energy reform and the following action in depth on OMC 2016. Find the answer here.

Mr. Rivera is a Mexican economist with more than 10 years of experience in the Mexican energysector.He hasfollowed the Mexican energy sector from different perspectives: congressman, public officer and public enterprise manager. After some years in Department of Finance, in 1998 he joined the Department of Energy. In 2000 he was elected to México’s House of Representatives. In 2007 he was appointed CFO of Luz y Fuerza, a state-owned power utility that suffered decades of energy losses, enormous pension liabilities, skyrocketing costs and subsidies, and widespread corruption. In 2010 he returned to the Department of Energy as Director General for Finance Programming and Budget.

>>>Part of Early Confirmed Speakers:
♦  Oscar Roldán, Chief, National Hydrocarbons Information Center, National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), Mexico
♦  Guillermo Ignacio García Alcocer, President Commissioner, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), Mexico
♦  Gaspar Franco Hernández, Commissioner, National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), Mexico
♦  Guillermo Ignacio García Alcocer, President Commissioner, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), Mexico
♦  Salvador Ugalde, Director of the Income Unit of Hydrocarbons, Ministry of Finance (SHCP), Mexico
♦  Gustavo Murillo Muñetón, Director, Research of Exploration and Production, Mexican Petroleum Institute
♦Ming-Yao Lee, CSME Technology Manager, Chevron
♦James Stear, Metocean Consultant, Chevron
Download the brochure to see more speakers’ bio.

>>>OMC 2016 includes but not limits to:
♦   2 Bidding Rounds from the licensed shallow water blocks in former 3 phases to the upcoming Phase 4 (deepwater) & Round 2.1 (shallow water)
♦   2 Panel Discussions talking about prospect of E&P of Offshore Mexico and strategies & investment criteria for investors
♦  3+ Deepwater Projects around Gulf of Mexico to examine the exploring opportunities offshore Mexico
♦  10+ Exclusive Topics to reveal the regulatory framework for Mexico’s offshore sector under the global circumstance
♦  30+ Exhibiting Booths available for services & equipments providers from both deepwater & shallow water to showcase
♦  200+ Thought Leaders & Industry Experts in our technical seminar for the latest technologies, research and solutions available for Mexican deep & shallow water industry

>>>Copy and visit the event website:
http://www.szwgroup.com/offshore-mexico-congress-2016/?hmsr=EB&hmpl=Web&hmcu=OSMexico2016&hmkw=&hmci=

>>>Register by the following ways: