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.
In the oil industry, a Field consists of one or several reservoirs, grouped or related according to geostructural aspects and stratigraphic conditions that are studied and developed with the aim of achieving hydrocarbons production1. Between 2019 and December 2022, 33 fields were counted in Mexico with new production of liquids; which can be classified into the following 3 categories: Priority Fields, New PEMEX´s Fields, and Fields in Contracts.
The Priority Fields2 of Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) are a set of fields developed with the purpose of contributing to the national production of hydrocarbons; to the date, the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) has approved a total of 17 Development Plans, and their modifications, related to these projects. Moreover, from 2019 to December 2022, PEMEX has incorporated 11 New Fields3 to the national production of hydrocarbons. Meanwhile, 5 Fields in Contracts4 started production: Amoca and Mizton fields (CNH-R01-L02-A1/2015 Operated by Eni Mexico), Hokchi field (CNH-R01-L02-A2/2015 Operated by Hokchi Energy), and Pokoch and Ichalkil fields (CNH-R01-L02-A4/2015 Operated by Fieldwood Energy E&P México).
To December 2022, the production of liquids in these projects amounts to 532 thousand barrels per day (kbpd), which are 203 kbpd more than the reported as of December 2021 (329 kbpd). Among the Priority Fields with the highest production of liquids stand out Ixachi, Mulach, and Koban with 37, 26, and 22 kbpd, respectively. While for the New Fields stand out Quesqui, Tupilco Profundo and Pokché with 170, 68, and 31 kbpd, respectively. As for the Contracts, the Hokchi, Miztón, Pokoch, Amoca, and Ichalkil fields report production of liquids of 27, 12, 11, 8, and 6 kbpd, respectively.
1/ For more information, please visit the CNH web site https://hidrocarburos.gob.mx/statistics/
2/ Of 17 Priority Fields, 15 have had production as of December 2022.
3/ Refers to fields operated by PEMEX with production starting since 2019 and maximum monthly production of more than one thousand barrels per day.
4/ Considers Contracts with fields that started production since 2019 and maximum monthly production of more than one thousand barrels per day. The total production of liquids in current Contracts amounts to 196 kbpd as of December 2022.
Source: CNH
Oil |
1,712.7 |
Thousand barrels per day |
Natural gas |
4,995.3 |
Million cubic feet per day |
Nitrogen-free Natural Gas |
3,972.8 |
Million cubic feet per day |
Condensate |
26.6 |
Thousand barrels per day |
National production of hydrocarbons since 1960, disaggregated by license/entitlement or contract, location (state) and main production project. It includes natural gas production.
This section includes statistics related to Prospective Production of Hydrocarbons, calculated using information from Development Plans submitted by Operators and estimates made by the National Hydrocarbons Commission.
3P |
25,106.1 |
MMBOE |
2P |
15,836.2 |
MMBOE |
1P |
7,897.3 |
MMBOE |
Total |
112,833.3 |
MMBOE |
Conventional |
52,629.1 |
MMBOE |
Unconventional |
60,204.3 |
MMBOE |
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.
Total drilled wells |
25 |
Exploratory wells |
4 |
Development wells |
21 |
Operating wells |
7,873 |
Total studies |
52 |
Developing |
20 |
Completed |
32 |
ARES register |
86 |
Companies with authorizations |
21 |
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.
412 | Entitlements |
109 | Contracts |
Entitlements |
413 |
Exploration |
110 |
Extraction |
258 |
Shelter |
45 |
Contracts |
111 |
Bidding process |
103 |
Pemex farmouts |
3 |
Pemex migrations |
5 |
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.
WTI |
56.81 |
Dollars per barrel |
Brent |
62.68 |
|
MME |
49.41 |
Henry Hub |
2.71 |
Dollars per million BTU |
IPGN - CRE |
3.19 |
Committed investment |
4.158 |
Billion dollars |
Approved investment |
36.406 |
Billion dollars |
Disbursed investment |
3.009 |
Billion dollars |
Total |
117.983 |
Billion dollars |
Entitlements |
115.772 |
Billion dollars |
Contracts |
2.211 |
Billion dollars |
In this section, you will find information regarding investments in Exploration and Extraction Contracts disaggregated by type:
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.
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.
In the oil industry, a Field consists of one or several reservoirs, grouped or related according to geostructural aspects and stratigraphic conditions that are studied and developed with the aim of achieving hydrocarbons production1. Between 2019 and December 2022, 33 fields were counted in Mexico with new production of liquids; which can be classified into the following 3 categories: Priority Fields, New PEMEX´s Fields, and Fields in Contracts.
The Priority Fields2 of Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) are a set of fields developed with the purpose of contributing to the national production of hydrocarbons; to the date, the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) has approved a total of 17 Development Plans, and their modifications, related to these projects. Moreover, from 2019 to December 2022, PEMEX has incorporated 11 New Fields3 to the national production of hydrocarbons. Meanwhile, 5 Fields in Contracts4 started production: Amoca and Mizton fields (CNH-R01-L02-A1/2015 Operated by Eni Mexico), Hokchi field (CNH-R01-L02-A2/2015 Operated by Hokchi Energy), and Pokoch and Ichalkil fields (CNH-R01-L02-A4/2015 Operated by Fieldwood Energy E&P México).
To December 2022, the production of liquids in these projects amounts to 532 thousand barrels per day (kbpd), which are 203 kbpd more than the reported as of December 2021 (329 kbpd). Among the Priority Fields with the highest production of liquids stand out Ixachi, Mulach, and Koban with 37, 26, and 22 kbpd, respectively. While for the New Fields stand out Quesqui, Tupilco Profundo and Pokché with 170, 68, and 31 kbpd, respectively. As for the Contracts, the Hokchi, Miztón, Pokoch, Amoca, and Ichalkil fields report production of liquids of 27, 12, 11, 8, and 6 kbpd, respectively.
1/ For more information, please visit the CNH web site https://hidrocarburos.gob.mx/statistics/
2/ Of 17 Priority Fields, 15 have had production as of December 2022.
3/ Refers to fields operated by PEMEX with production starting since 2019 and maximum monthly production of more than one thousand barrels per day.
4/ Considers Contracts with fields that started production since 2019 and maximum monthly production of more than one thousand barrels per day. The total production of liquids in current Contracts amounts to 196 kbpd as of December 2022.
Source: CNH
National production of hydrocarbons since 1960, disaggregated by license/entitlement or contract, location (state) and main production project. It includes natural gas production.
This section includes statistics related to Prospective Production of Hydrocarbons, calculated using information from Development Plans submitted by Operators and estimates made by the National Hydrocarbons Commission.
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 |
413 | 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:
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.