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Energy Reporter
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Mexican journalist especialized in energy. I worked as editor and reporter for Forbes México. BA in Journalism and Communication by UNAM.

Energy Reporter
Mexican journalist especialized in energy. I worked as editor and reporter for Forbes México. BA in Journalism and Communication by UNAM.

The country’s Federal Economic Competition Commission issued a MXN$437 million fine on gasoline companies and executives for conspiring on fuel prices

Marco Verde, boxeador olímpico originario de Mazatlán, compitió por el oro contra el peleador ubeskistaní Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev

El regulador antimonopolio Cofece tiene que aprobar la venta de 13 plantas eléctricas de Iberdrola al Gobierno de México valuada en US$6.000 millones

Banobras’ CEO Jorge Mendoza Sánchez tells Bloomberg Línea the financial vehicle to be used for the transaction will be a capital development certificate

The country’s energy regulatory commission (CRE) has yet to receive the paperwork from the electric car maker for its planned facility in Nuevo León state

In an interview with Bloomberg Línea, Omar de la Torre, director and head of analysis at S&P Global, says “something must be done structurally” going forward

The sale is expected to be completed by the end of this year, according to Raúl Martínez-Ostos, managing director of Barclays in Mexico

Sources tell Bloomberg Línea that the government-imposed fine of the Spanish company will not interfere with its $6-billion sale of electric power plants

Companies are still eyeing E&P opportunities in the country, despite opposition presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez saying in recent days that auctions are no longer attractive

The oil engineer and former under secretary for hydrocarbons will continue to pursue President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s energy policy, following the resignation of Rocío Nahle