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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.

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

Who is Who on the New PDVSA Board

The January 9 Extraordinary Official Gazette listing of PDVSA’s new board of directors triggered a spate of misinformation that left many confused as to who these new players are, and whether they can handle their new positions. In fact, they all come from the petrochemical sector. Some have more experience than others. … [READ MORE]

Mexico

USMCA, NREL Report, and the Sonora Plan

The U.S. is clearly pursuing a strategy on energy and energy transition of co-opting Mexico. Discussions on the Sonora Plan and the PEMEX - U.S. EPA agreement are two recent examples. But now that the North American Leaders Summit (NALS) is over, the less confrontational stance may be running its course. U.S. Secretary of Energy Granholm’s tweet directly before presidents López Obrador and Biden met in Mexico City earlier this month was telling on several fronts. … [READ MORE]

Mexico

PEMEX Five-Year Plan: Emissions and Funding

PEMEX’s most recent Five-Year Plan for 2023-2027 is consistent with the government’s intention to rescue the State-owned company. It aggressively calls for increased hydrocarbons production and refining, as well as meaningful emissions reduction. The fundamental problem is in the increased investment it will demand without adding to the overall debt burden. Various factors are certain to put those projections and PEMEX’s resulting outlook into question. … [READ MORE]

Mexico

CRE’s Barrage of Approved Permits Closes out the Year

Mexico’s Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) pleasantly surprised the market with a flurry of permit approvals in November and December 2022. It was welcome news following a two-year massive downturn in approvals. But what is behind the marked increase and what does it mean for permit approvals going forward? … [READ MORE]

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Impact of Colombia’s 2022 Elections on the Country’s Vital Extractive Sectors and Energy Transition Plans

Saturday, April 23, 2022

Colombia’s extractive sectors remain a cornerstone of the country’s economy and a vital source of government revenue. Simultaneously, energy transition commitments, including those stemming from COP 26, will demand complex policy d. . . [READ MORE]

Venezuela sanctions and climate action — a fresh approach

Friday, December 3, 2021

Almost one year since the inauguration of President Joe Biden, United States sanctions policy toward Venezuela has yet to be formally reviewed. Worse, enforcement has been almost non-existent. Venezuelan oil exports have greatly increa. . . [READ MORE]

Simplifying a Complex Regulatory and Risk Landscape

Tuesday, July 27, 2021

IPD's Managing Director, John Padilla's recent interview with Mexico Business News covers has assessment of the country's oil and gas industry in light of ongoing political challenges. By Pedro Alcalá | Thu, 07/22/2021 - 12:44 <. . . [READ MORE]

Covid-19 and Latin America’s Energy Sector

Sunday, April 12, 2020

Today, Tomorrow and Beyond the Crisis

Here is our contribution to the Institute of the Americas' special report on Covid-19 and its impact on the Latin American energy sector. Where do things stand today in (your cou. . . [READ MORE]

Trusted analysis and insight that lead to effective strategies

24/7 online access to timelyinformation and market knowledge

Insight into local dynamicsand policy makers

Custom research to identify risksand create opportunities

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

Who is Who on the New PDVSA Board

USMCA, NREL Report, and the Sonora Plan

PEMEX Five-Year Plan: Emissions and Funding

CRE’s Barrage of Approved Permits Closes out the Year

IPD News & Press

Impact of Colombia’s 2022 Elections on the Country’s Vital Extractive Sectors and Energy Transition Plans

Venezuela sanctions and climate action — a fresh approach

Simplifying a Complex Regulatory and Risk Landscape

Covid-19 and Latin America’s Energy Sector

Today, Tomorrow and Beyond the Crisis

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