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Our tools and services help clients navigate Latin America’s complex energy markets. Our in-depth knowledge of the energy industry, combined with our unique understanding of the political, regulatory, and business environments of the region we serve, has proven instrumental to helping our clients create successful commercial strategies.

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Venezuela

Venezuela Abandons the U.S. Dollar

On September 7, 2017, President Maduro announced that Venezuela will abandon use of the U.S. dollar for international trade. The measure comes in response to the U.S. government-imposed financial sanctions on Venezuela, which limit the country’s capacity to issue debt on international markets. Maduro’s move may allow Venezuela to access much-needed financing from allied countries, but it will not help broaden the country’s access to international markets. … [READ MORE]

Mexico

CFE Becomes Mexico’s Dominant Gas Market Player

As Mexico’s officials have worked diligently to open the country’s natural gas market, they have encountered several unexpected pitfalls. Now, it seems that the most carefully laid plans have led to the emergence of an oligopoly where a monopoly once stood. Officials can reverse course, but time is of the essence, and political will is unlikely there.… [READ MORE]

Venezuela

PDVSA's Narrowing Debt Management Options

The recent U.S.-imposed financial sanctions place another barrier before PDVSA as it searches for ways to avoid default. But President Maduro remains committed to honoring all public debt as it comes due. As such, PDVSA’s only remaining option may be to engage non-U.S. partners in an asset sell-off to raise funds. This could be a short term solution. But the company must address its declining production if it wants to avoid default in the long term. … [READ MORE]

Venezuela

Impact of U.S. Financial Sanctions on PDVSA

U.S. sanctions have become a game changer for the Venezuelan O&G industry. A sector with substantial international involvement could become dominated by Russian and Chinese investors as financing from other sources quickly becomes choked off. While U.S. and European investors may find themselves at least temporarily neutralized, Venezuela looks to be the big loser, with very limited access to technology, know-how and financing.… [READ MORE]

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Energy Dialogues and IPD Latin America present the Mexico Natural Gas Workshop

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Mexico’s natural gas market has changed radically since the passage of the 2013 energy reform and will continue to do so as the supporting regulation and framework is implemented and solidified. This has created an opening for market. . . [READ MORE]

Will Colombia Keep Up Its Pro-Business Reputation?

Friday, April 7, 2017

Spanish utility Gas Natural in mid-March said it is suing the Colombian government after it seized one of its companies, electricity provider Electrificadora del Caribe, known as Electricaribe. Colombian authorities an. . . [READ MORE]

Eni Discovery – What It Means to Mexico and the Energy Reform

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Pulso Energetico - March 27, 2017 Eni recently announced the successful discovery of light crude from its initial drilling efforts in Amoca-2, part of Contractual Area 1 that was awarded in Round 1.2 in S. . . [READ MORE]

How Substantial Are Venezuela’s Legal Liabilities?

Saturday, March 25, 2017

The World Bank’s International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, or ICSID, in mid-March overturned a previous ruling that had ordered Venezuela to pay U.S.-based multinational oil company ExxonMobil $1.4 billion in damage. . . [READ MORE]

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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

Venezuela Abandons the U.S. Dollar

CFE Becomes Mexico’s Dominant Gas Market Player

PDVSA's Narrowing Debt Management Options

Impact of U.S. Financial Sanctions on PDVSA

IPD News & Press

Energy Dialogues and IPD Latin America present the Mexico Natural Gas Workshop

Will Colombia Keep Up Its Pro-Business Reputation?

Eni Discovery – What It Means to Mexico and the Energy Reform

How Substantial Are Venezuela’s Legal Liabilities?

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