Ronald Buchanan, was born and bred in Glasgow, Scotland. Having launched a career in journalism with Scottish newspapers, he left for London to join The Guardian and, briefly, the Financial Times. From London, he moved to Mexico, where he wrote for Business Week, the Financial Times and other publications, several of them Mexican.
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Pemex Ordered to Produce More For Less in 2018
As Mexico’s energy deregulation continues to ramp-up, state-owned Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is being asked by the Mexican government to produce more crude in 2018 while reducing its spending.
Pemex Expected to Increase Oil Production on a Tighter Budget in 2018
As Mexico’s energy deregulation continues to ramp-up, state-owned Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is being asked by the Mexican government to produce more crude in 2018 while reducing its spending.
CFEnergia Inks $4B NatGas Supply Deal to Serve Iberdrola Mexico Power Plant
CFEnergia has signed a 24-year contract to supply natural gas to an 866 MW power plant of Spain’s Iberdrola now under construction in northern Mexico. The CFE said the contract is valued at some $4 billion.
CFEnergia Signs On to Supply NatGas to Iberdrola Mexico Power Plant
CFEnergia has signed a 24-year contract to supply natural gas to an 866 MW power plant of Spain’s Iberdrola now under construction in northern Mexico. The CFE said the contract is valued at some $4 billion.
Mexico Earthquake Said to Spare Natural Gas, Oil Infrastructure
The strongest earthquake in Mexico in more than a century, which struck near midnight on Thursday, initially appears to have spared the natural gas and oil industry.
Mexico Earthquake Said to Spare Natural Gas, Oil Infrastructure
The strongest earthquake in Mexico in more than a century, which struck near midnight on Thursday, initially appears to have spared the natural gas and oil industry.
Cenagas Lifts NatGas State of Alert as Harvey’s Impact on Imports Wanes
Cenagas, the Mexican natural gas control center, on Wednesday lifted a state of alert imposed on the Sistrangas natural gas storage and transportation system imposed by Harvey’s impact on U.S. imports.
Cenagas Lifts NatGas State of Alert as Harvey’s Impact on Imports Wanes
Cenagas, the Mexican natural gas control center, on Wednesday lifted a state of alert imposed on the Sistrangas natural gas storage and transportation system imposed by Harvey’s impact on U.S. imports.
Harvey Saps Estimated 1 Bcf/d from U.S. Exports to Mexico
Tropical Storm Harvey as of Monday had curtailed about 1 Bcf/d from U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico, according to Genscape Inc.
Harvey Saps Estimated 1 Bcf/d from U.S. Exports to Mexico
Tropical Storm Harvey as of Monday had curtailed about 1 Bcf/d from U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico, according to Genscape Inc.