Hydrocarbons Information System
In the Hydrocarbons Information System (SIH), you can view and download the historic production of oil and gas by well, as well as other statistics of interest regarding the Mexican oil sector provided by the National Hydrocarbons Commission.
Three shallow water contracts tendered in Round 1.2 are estimated to contribute US$35.271 billion dollars to State revenue in Remunerations and Taxes1. The Operators (ENI, Hokchi and Fieldwood) are currently implementing approved Development Plans, from which information regarding volumes estimates and cost estimates of the hydrocarbons to be extracted are presented 2.
Through April 2019, these three Operators have made investments for US$723 million3, principally in appraisal studies. Total Programmed Investment represents US$18.346 billion across valid contract period4.
These projects have payment obligations to the State in the form of Remunerations and Taxes, whose terms were determined during the contract bidding process5.
Given the production profiles and investment estimates provided by the Contractors, income to the State could reach US$8.444 billion by 2024, and US$35.271 billion through the valid contract period 6.
For more information, please download the PDF
Source: National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH)
National production
Oil |
1,674.3 |
Thousand of barrels per day |
Natural gas |
4,795.4 |
Million cubic feet per day |
Nitrogen-free Natural Gas |
3,739.3 |
Million cubic feet per day |
Condensate |
19.4 |
Thousand of barrels per day |
*April 2019 data
National production of hydrocarbons since 1960, disaggregated by license/entitlement or contract, location (state) and main production project. It includes natural gas production.
Production
Oil and gas production
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| National oil and gas production |
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Apr-2019 |
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| Contracts production |
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Abr-2019 |
| Oil export and refining |
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Apr-2019 |
| Oil and gas production by state |
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Apr-2019 |
| Natural gas balance |
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Mar-2019 |
Main oil and gas projects
| Shale oil and gas exploration production |
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Apr-2019 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Akal report |
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Apr-2019 |
| Ku, Maloob , Zaap report |
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Mar-2019 |
| Aceite Terciario del Golfo |
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Apr-2019 |
Gas flaring and venting follow up
| Gas flaring and venting |
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Mar-2019 |
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Reserves
3P |
25,106.1 |
MMBOE |
2P |
15,836.2 |
MMBOE |
1P |
7,897.3 |
MMBOE |
*Through Jan 1st. 2019. MMBOE= Million Barrels of Oil Equivalent
Prospective resources
Total |
112,833.3 |
MMBOE |
Conventional |
52,629.1 |
MMBOE |
Unconventional |
60,204.3 |
MMBOE |
*September 2017 data. MMBOE= Million Barrels of Oil Equivalent
Hydrocarbons national reserves, by category 1P, 2P and 3P, disaggregated by oil field and license/entitlement or contract. It includes prospective resources and the relationship between production and reserves.
Reserves and resources
Reserves and resources
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| Prospective resources |
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Sep-2017 |
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| 2019 Reserves by field |
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Jan-2019 | |
| 2018 Reserves by field |
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Jan-2018 |
| 2012 - 2017 Reserves by field |
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Jan-2017 |
| 2019 Reserves by entitlement |
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Jan-2019 | |
| 2018 Reserves by entitlement |
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Jan-2018 | |
| 2017 Reserves by entitlement |
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Jan-2017 | |
| 2016 Reserves by entitlement |
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Jan-2016 | |
| Reserves and production |
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Jan-2018 |
Wells
Total drilled wells |
25 |
Exploratory wells |
4 |
Development wells |
21 |
Operating wells |
7,732 |
*May 2019 data, with the exception of operating wells with April 2019 data.
Exploration studies (ARES)
Total studies |
52 |
Developing |
28 |
Completed |
24 |
ARES register |
85 |
Companies with authorizations |
21 |
*Through February 2019. Figure includes studies currently underway or completed, and does not include 24 authorized studies that have yet to be performed.
Indicators of the evolution of the oil industry in Mexico, such as the number of wells drilled and finished, disaggregated by type of well, location and operator. It includes the number of drilling rigs and the number and type of hydrocarbon-producing wells.
Petroleum activity
Petroleum activity indicators
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| Drilling equipment and wells report |
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May-2019 |
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| Wells producing oil, associated gas and non-assoaciated gas by field |
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Apr-2019 |
Petroleum exploration
| ARES Report |
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Dec-2018 | |
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| Exploratory activity |
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May-2019 |
| 111 | Contracts |
| 415 | Entitlements |
Entitlements
Asignaciones |
415 |
Exploración |
99 |
Extracción* |
303 |
Exploración y Extracción |
13 |
Existing entitlements * Includes entitlements for temporary extraction and shelter entitlements.
Contracts
Contracts |
111 |
Bidding process |
103 |
Pemex farmouts |
3 |
Pemex migrations |
5 |
Existing contracts
Management of licenses/entitlements, contracts and tender processes in the hydrocarbons sector. It includes information related to the technical management and monitoring of licenses/entitlements and contracts.
Licenses/Entitlements and Contracts
Licenses/Entitlements and Contracts
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| Contracts summary |
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Jun-2019 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Round 1 results |
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Dec-2016 |
| Round 2 results |
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Jan-2018 |
| Round 3.1 results |
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Mar-2018 |
| Farmouts results |
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Oct-2017 |
| Oil companies in Mexico |
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Jan-2018 |
Oil
WTI |
54.70 |
Dollars per barrel |
Brent |
65.48 |
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MME |
57.13 |
Gas
Henry Hub |
2.39 |
Dollars per million BTU |
IPGN - CRE |
3.00 |
*June 17 to June 21, 2019, data. With exception of CRE considering May, 2019 data. IPGN= Reference price index for wholesale natural gas.
Sales and prices
Economic indicators
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| Oil and gas prices |
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Jun-2019 |
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Investment in Contracts
Committed investment |
4.158 |
Billion dollars |
Approved investment |
34.797 |
Billion dollars |
Disbursed investment |
1.738 |
Billion dollars |
*December 2018 data, with exception of approved figures through May 2019 and disbursed investment figures through April 2019.
Hydrocarbons payments
Total |
99.334 |
Billion dollars |
Entitlements |
97.696 |
|
Contracts |
1.639 |
*February 2019 data
In this section, you will find information regarding investments in Exploration and Extraction Contracts disaggregated by type:
- Estimated investment, showing total capital investment during project lifespan assuming commercial success.
- Committed investment, according to the Minimum Work Program stipulated in each Contract.
- Approved investment in Exploration and Development Plans.
- Disbursed investment, using information on costs, expenses and investments registered with the Mexican Oil Fund.
In addition, you will find information regarding investments in Licenses/Entitlements, information investments as well as payments made to the Mexican Oil Fund by Licensees and Operators.
Investments
Investments
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| Estimated investment in Exploration and Production Contracts |
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Oct-2018 |
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| Commited investment in Exploration and Production Contracts |
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Feb-2019 |
| Investment Expenditures from Exploration and Production Contracts |
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Apr-2019 |
| Approved Investments in Exploration and Production Contracts |
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May-2019 |
| Investment in Entitlements |
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May-2019 |
| Information Investments |
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April-2019 |
| Hydrocarbons payments |
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Feb-2019 |
In the Hydrocarbons Information System (SIH), you can view and download the historic production of oil and gas by well, as well as other statistics of interest regarding the Mexican oil sector provided by the National Hydrocarbons Commission.
Three shallow water contracts tendered in Round 1.2 are estimated to contribute US$35.271 billion dollars to State revenue in Remunerations and Taxes1. The Operators (ENI, Hokchi and Fieldwood) are currently implementing approved Development Plans, from which information regarding volumes estimates and cost estimates of the hydrocarbons to be extracted are presented 2.
Through April 2019, these three Operators have made investments for US$723 million3, principally in appraisal studies. Total Programmed Investment represents US$18.346 billion across valid contract period4.
These projects have payment obligations to the State in the form of Remunerations and Taxes, whose terms were determined during the contract bidding process5.
Given the production profiles and investment estimates provided by the Contractors, income to the State could reach US$8.444 billion by 2024, and US$35.271 billion through the valid contract period 6.
For more information, please download the PDF
Source: National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH)
National production of hydrocarbons since 1960, disaggregated by license/entitlement or contract, location (state) and main production project. It includes natural gas production.
Hydrocarbons national reserves, by category 1P, 2P and 3P, disaggregated by oil field and license/entitlement or contract. It includes prospective resources and the relationship between production and reserves.
Indicators of the evolution of the oil industry in Mexico, such as the number of wells drilled and finished, disaggregated by type of well, location and operator. It includes the number of drilling rigs and the number and type of hydrocarbon-producing wells.
| 111 | Contracts |
| 415 | Entitlements |
Management of licenses/entitlements, contracts and tender processes in the hydrocarbons sector. It includes information related to the technical management and monitoring of licenses/entitlements and contracts.
In this section, you will find information regarding investments in Exploration and Extraction Contracts disaggregated by type:
- Estimated investment, showing total capital investment during project lifespan assuming commercial success.
- Committed investment, according to the Minimum Work Program stipulated in each Contract.
- Approved investment in Exploration and Development Plans.
- Disbursed investment, using information on costs, expenses and investments registered with the Mexican Oil Fund.
In addition, you will find information regarding investments in Licenses/Entitlements, information investments as well as payments made to the Mexican Oil Fund by Licensees and Operators.