尽管墨西哥正在推动能源主权，倾向于国有实体 Pemex 和 CFE，但五家拥有海上经验和资本的国际石油公司——NI、Harbour、Talos、Wintershall Dea 和 Woodside——仍在继续寻求墨西哥海上有希望的机会。
墨西哥城的委内瑞拉停止营业。哥伦比亚的传言表明该国总统并不喜欢化石燃料。在拉丁美洲的其他地方，圭亚那在很大程度上已被埃克森美孚在斯塔布鲁克区块的海上开发所取代。
但对于国际石油公司 (IOC) 来说，这并不意味着拉丁美洲没有勘探和上游业务的成功空间。尽管墨西哥最近的选举给环境带来了不确定性，但五家国际石油公司仍在与美国最亲密的能源贸易伙伴之一寻找机会。
已经活跃在墨西哥上游行业的国际石油公司包括澳大利亚伍德赛德能源有限公司、德国温特歇尔迪阿公司、意大利埃尼公司、美国塔洛斯能源公司和英国港湾能源公司。
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Five IOCs with offshore experience and capital—Eni, Harbour, Talos, Wintershall Dea and Woodside—continue to pursue promising opportunities offshore Mexico despite the country’s energy sovereignty push in favor of state-owned entities Pemex and CFE.
MEXICO CITY— Venezuela is closed for business. Rumblings from Colombia suggest its president isn’t a fan of fossil fuels. Elsewhere in Latin America, Guyana has largely been overtaken by the omnipresence of Exxon Mobil’s offshore development in the Stabroek Block.
But for international oil companies (IOCs), that doesn’t mean there isn’t a place in Latin America for exploration and upstream success. Despite recent elections in Mexico throwing a wrench of uncertainty into the environment, five IOCs are seeing opportunities with one of the U.S.’ closest energy trading partners.
IOCs already active in Mexico’s upstream sector include Australia’s Woodside Energy Ltd., Germany’s Wintershall Dea, Italy’s Eni SpA, U.S.’ Talos Energy and the U.K.’s Harbour Energy.
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