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Mexico will transfer 136 billion pesos ($6.7 billion) to state oil company Pemex to cover debt payments in 2025, according to the budget proposal presented Friday https://t.co/gCKHUd5tH8 via @business

RT @cmillanr: 🇲🇽🛢️Mexico is looking to address Pemex’s nearly $100b debt load without having the company turn to capital markets short term…

Petroleos Mexicanos posted a loss in the third quarter, a negative sign for Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s hand-picked executive leadership team. https://t.co/uPLh41tzWv via @business

Pemex isn’t just the world’s most indebted major oil company. It’s also the second most inefficient of all its state-owned peers, trailing only Venezuela’s PDVSA https://t.co/4dzI9d0Lm3 via @business

A $4.5 billion natural gas pipeline to the Yucatan could help reduce poverty in the region. But it also threatens to undercut one of Claudia Sheinbaum’s other key goals: cutting Mexico’s greenhouse gas emissions https://t.co/51wXWgB1PP via @climate

Mexico’s Senate approved a bill that will hand President Claudia Sheinbaum more control over state energy companies https://t.co/8Nj2Ac3aQh via @bpolitics

RT @business: Mexico’s new president plans to lay out clear rules for private investment in the power sector, a top cabinet official said h…

Mexico’s President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum tapped energy economist Victor Rodriguez Padilla to lead state-owned oil driller and refiner Pemex. He'll face the huge task of turning around production and slashing the company's $100b debt burden https://t.co/AgOQFkQ9ea via @bpolitics

As Mexico's president-elect names key officials in the government, there’s one prominent role yet to be filled: the chief executive of Petroleos Mexicanos. https://t.co/Wndx5KixEy via @business

Solo para valientes: ¿quién será el próximo jefe de Pemex? Nuestro análasis aquí: https://t.co/00D8Q3ymDH via @business

Citigroup and Deutsche Bank provide financing to Pemex to help Mexico’s state oil company pay outstanding bills to oilfield services giant SLB, sources say. With @DavidWethe & @_ToddGillespie https://t.co/oOw9j894Ku via @technology

Pemex has reached a deal with an oilfield-services provider to drill deeper into oil deposits in the Gulf of Mexico as the heavily indebted state energy company turns to the private sector to boost crude production. https://t.co/f78uPz165f via @business

Mexico's President-elect named Emilia Calleja, an electrical engineer who until now headed CFE's power generation unit, to lead Mexico’s power utility and fix the blackouts which are jeopardizing efforts to attract foreign investment. https://t.co/2vFhJdEvwp via @markets

Petroleos Mexicanos’ swung to a loss, a negative signal for whoever President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum chooses to revive oil production and slash the company’s almost-$100 billion debt burden. https://t.co/LibqL1Kq4K via @markets

President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum appointed close ally Luz Elena Gonzalez to lead the Energy Ministry that will be key to expand power generation for Mexico’s industrialization push. https://t.co/Tvy96Oy8lt via @bpolitics

A booming economy and extreme temperatures are pushing power grids to the brink across Mexico. Unless incoming President Sheinbaum can do something about it, the excitement over Mexico’s nearshoring boom is headed for a reality check. W/@itskelseybutler https://t.co/PB3yxzCe9B

Claudia Sheinbaum’s sweep of Mexico’s election is breathing new life into AMLO's bid to exert more political control over the country’s energy sector as he seeks to dissolve Mexico's independent energy regulators via constitutional reform: https://t.co/OwkgTIJHD2 via @bpolitics