Mexico just reported that their production continued to rapidly decline in September. Cantarell production was 36% below a year ago at only 940,000 barrels per day, and total crude production was down 14% from last year at only 2.722 million barrels per day (Mbd). This was the lowest level since 2.55 Mbd in November 1995. Exports were down 37% from last year. The slide in production could finally be felt by PeMex and its home country since oil prices were back down toward year-ago levels. This lower production will seriously rock the federal budget of Mexico in the months to come — especially due to exports declining faster than production declines as domestic demand rises. Some Mexico production was shut-in over the (more…)
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Mexico oil production in freefall, next President better prepare for peak oil
Tuesday, October 21st, 2008Daily Recap: More notes on the oil story
Saturday, June 21st, 2008Tomorrow, global leaders will meet at an unprecedented meeting of oil producers and consumers convened by Saudi hosts in Jeddah. The Kingdom is reported to offer 200,000 more barrels of oil per day beginning in July to help stem the current price rise. Will this stop the longest rise in prices in historical record? (more…)