The contrast between existing regulation and the essence of the government’s energy objectives was at the heart of this panel’s discussions.

AMLO’s latest constitutional reform will grant CFE 54 percent of the nation’s energy market, leaving the remaining 46 percent to the private sector.

Mexico saw a significant reduction in foreign investment in June after COFECE announced a government bond market manipulation, reports IIF.

The contrast between existing regulation and the essence of the government’s energy objectives was at the heart of this panel’s discussions.

AMLO insists on seeking constitutional changes to enact his energy reform proposal despite losing majority in congress in June.

This week COFECE warned the energy reforms could lead to monopolistic practices, decrease investments and breach in trade agreements.

COFECE has announced it will investigate possible monopolistic practices in CFE. Industry experts also raised concerns regarding the energy industry.

The Chamber of Deputies approved a reform to the hydrocarbons law. Watchdogs approve its efforts against fuel theft but other areas seem problematic.

The Office of the US Trade Representative has raised concerns about an unstable regulatory law in Mexico for US energy investors.