CNH Officials Removed Due to Non-Compliance

Recent interviews have brought to light that Rogelio Hernández, Head of CNH, was pressured to resign after failing to comply with special mandates for PEMEX.

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SKF’s Path to Decarbonization Is Rapidly Developing 

SKF is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and has set ambitious sustainability targets to achieve this goal. The company has developed a roadmap that outlines its path toward carbon neutrality by 2030.

Companies Urge Sapura Energy to Pay off Debt 

Sapura Energy's debt has reached nearly US$2 billion and the company has been struggling to make payments on its loans. Several companies, including Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings and Bumi Armada Berhad, have called on Sapura Energy to pay its debt.

Wintershell Dea Makes “Major Oil Discovery” in Mexico 

The company has made a major oil discovery at the Polok-1 exploration well in Block 29, located in the Salina Basin in the Gulf of Mexico.

PEMEX May Owe Billion-Dollar Debt to SLB and Halliburton

PEMEX may owe US$1 billion debt to oilfield service companies Schlumberger and Halliburton. The debt stems from unpaid bills for services rendered by the companies to the NOC. 

AMEXHI Foresees Reduced Private Oil Exploration

By 2025, the completion of 20 hydrocarbon exploration plans and the early return of seven areas to the Mexican State will usher in a reduction of private exploration activity in the country. 

CNH Officials Forced to Resign for Not Working With PEMEX: Reuters

Several officials from Mexico's CNH were forced to resign for allegedly failing to comply with directives from state-owned oil company PEMEX related to the Quesqui development plan.