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Mexico Update, Challenges, and Opportunities
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Mexico Update, Challenges, and Opportunities
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Having these topics as an option to our O&G courses is good. I have a pipeline case in Kenedy County where the project is carrying into Mexico. It was good to get the background behind what is going on in that country and the rationale behind the move toward exporting our gas south.
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Session 1: Mexico Update: Practical Aspects and Risk Mitigation in Developing Energy Infrastructure in Mexico - Learn about the current practical non-technical risks that developers are facing in energy project development in Mexico.
Session 2: Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing Gas & Power Projects in Mexico - Discussion with key federal government agencies of Mexico about the current challenges and opportunities to develop energy infrastructure in Mexico and develop efficient, reliable and long term markets for gas and power.
Session 3: Mexico Keynote - Review of the CRE regulatory agenda and challenges for the next years.
Session 2: Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing Gas & Power Projects in Mexico - Discussion with key federal government agencies of Mexico about the current challenges and opportunities to develop energy infrastructure in Mexico and develop efficient, reliable and long term markets for gas and power.
Session 3: Mexico Keynote - Review of the CRE regulatory agenda and challenges for the next years.
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Mexico Update: Practical Aspects and Risk Mitigation in Developing Energy Infrastructure in Mexico (Sep 2016)
Nicolas Borda
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Mexico Update: Practical Aspects and Risk Mitigation in Developing Energy Infrastructure in Mexico (Sep 2016)
Learn about the current practical non-technical risks that developers are facing in energy project development in Mexico.
Originally presented: Sep 2016 Gas and Power Institute
Nicolas Borda,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Mexico City, DF
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Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing Gas & Power Projects in Mexico (Sep 2016)
Nicolas Borda, David Madero-Suarez, Guillermo Zuñiga-Martinez
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Opportunities and Challenges of Implementing Gas & Power Projects in Mexico (Sep 2016)
Discuss with key federal government agencies of Mexico the current challenges and opportunities to develop energy infrastructure in Mexico and develop efficient, reliable and long term markets for gas and power.
Originally presented: Sep 2016 Gas and Power Institute
Nicolas Borda,
Haynes and Boone, LLP - Mexico City, DF
David Madero-Suarez,
General Director, National Center of Natural Gas Control (CENAGAS) - Mexico City , DF
Guillermo Zuñiga-Martinez,
Commissioner, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) - Mexico City, DF
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Mexico Keynote (Sep 2016)
Guillermo Garcia-Alcocer
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Mexico Keynote (Sep 2016)
Review of the CRE regulatory agenda and challenges for the next years.
Originally presented: Sep 2016 Gas and Power Institute
Guillermo Garcia-Alcocer,
Chairman, Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) - Mexico City, DF