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Venezuela

National Assembly Designates Ad-Hoc Administrative Board

The Venezuelan National Assembly has appointed an ad-hoc administrative board for PDVSA. This move opens the door to other appointments in PDV Holding, CITGO Holding, and CITGO Petroleum. The appointments seek to protect PDVSA’s assets. … [READ MORE]

Venezuela

OFAC February Sanctions and FAQ

The international community continues to respond to Venezuela’s rapid-fire political activity and humanitarian crisis with almost equal speed. This brief addresses the latest sanctions and OFAC clarification of frequently asked questions.… [READ MORE]

Venezuela

National Assembly Passes Transition Law

As part of its press for a new government, the National Assembly passed a transition law on February 5. Parts of this law will directly impact the O&G sector. IPD reviews those key elements.… [READ MORE]

Mexico

Private Oil & Gas Investment in Mexico: The Facts

Boosting oil & gas production is a major AMLO priority - to strengthen PEMEX, fill government coffers and fuel secondary economic activities. Yet reluctance to embrace foreign investment via non-service contracts is abundantly clear. Cancellation of Rounds 3.2 and 3.3 and future bid rounds through at least 2021, postponement of PEMEX farmouts and a rapid shift back to incentivized service contracts are ample evidence. But with production continuing its systematic decline in lock step with mega fields and a PEMEX E&P CAPEX allocation for 2019 that won’t move the needle, AMLO’s need to turn to private sector participation will become increasingly hard to ignore.… [READ MORE]

IPD News & Press

Colombia’s Energy Policy (E&P and Renewables) under Duque Finally Starts to Take Shape

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

As 2019 kicks off, Colombia finds itself broadly stuck in limbo. During the first six months of last year, investment was put on hold pending the outcome of a highly contested presidential election between economically conservative Iva. . . [READ MORE]

Few Clear Signals for Mexico’s Fledgling Natural Gas Market as AMLO Prepares to Take Office

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

NGI 24/07/2018 Following the decisive and historic victory of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador in the July 1 presidential election, Mexico’s natural gas sector is in wait-and-see mode as the dust settles from the ca. . . [READ MORE]

Colombia’s Elections: Major Political Shifts and Hydrocarbons Sector Impact

Friday, May 11, 2018

Bogota, Colombia - Colombia has long been governed by a highly interwoven, conservative, symbiotic political and business class. But current polls show that, regardless of who wins the upcoming presidential elections, . . . [READ MORE]

Mexico’s New Hydrocarbons Model: A Critical Assessment Four Years Later (English and Spanish)

Wednesday, May 2, 2018

MEXICO CITY - Mexico’s energy sector finds itself once again at a fork in the road. The government has spent the past decade trying to create a stronger regulatory framework with better checks and balances and a more. . . [READ MORE]

Trusted analysis and insight that lead to effective strategies

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Insight into local dynamicsand policy makers

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On-the-ground local perspectiveprovided in real time

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IPD Latin America provides customized energy consulting services to global oil, gas, power and renewable energy companies, governments, and financial institutions.

IPD EnergyNet

National Assembly Designates Ad-Hoc Administrative Board

OFAC February Sanctions and FAQ

National Assembly Passes Transition Law

Private Oil & Gas Investment in Mexico: The Facts

IPD News & Press

Colombia’s Energy Policy (E&P and Renewables) under Duque Finally Starts to Take Shape

Few Clear Signals for Mexico’s Fledgling Natural Gas Market as AMLO Prepares to Take Office

Colombia’s Elections: Major Political Shifts and Hydrocarbons Sector Impact

Mexico’s New Hydrocarbons Model: A Critical Assessment Four Years Later (English and Spanish)

Trusted analysis and insight
that lead to effective strategies

24/7 online access to timely
information and market knowledge

Insight into local dynamics
and policy makers

Custom research to identify risks
and create opportunities

On-the-ground local perspective
provided in real time