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.
Contingent Resources
Contingent Resources are those quantities of petroleum estimated, as of a given date, to be potentially recoverable from known accumulations by application of development projects but which are not currently considered to be commercially recoverable owing to one or more contingencies.
Compared to Prospective Resources, Contingent Resources are already discovered, whose recoverable fractions are not commercial due to one or more contingencies; in other words, for some reason those discovered and recoverable volumes are not economically profitable or technically viable for development. On the other hand, Reserves are discovered resources that are anticipated to be commercially recoverable by the application of development projects. Regarding the oil equivalent Reserves amount, 3C Contingent Resources represent 39% of 3P Reserves as of January 1st, 2022.
Under the applicable Regulation on Prospective and Contingent Resources issued by the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), Oil Companies annually report their estimates of Contingent Resources of fields or discoveries within the areas where they are Operators5/. Based on the information reported by the Oil Companies and reviewed by CNH, according to the assessment and state of fields and discoveries as of 2021, for the first time, the Contingent Resources of the country are consolidated for the purpose of providing a complete vision of the Petroleum Potential of Mexico.
PRMS Contingent Resources Classification
For the exercise of CNH duties regarding the classification of Contingent Resources estimates, the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) is adopted, in its current English version, as the reference system.
This classification system defines subclasses for Contingent Resources, which are related to the maturity level of the projects and the business decisions to be implemented, positioning the project's status in the value chain.
Development pending: A discovered accumulation where project activities are ongoing to justify commercial development in the foreseeable future.
Development on hold: A discovered accumulation where project activities are on hold and where justification as a commercial development may be subject to significant delay.
Development unclarified: A discovered accumulation where project activities are under evaluation and where justification as a commercial development is unknown based on available information.
Notes:
1/ Prospective Resources considering exploration success, riskedmean values.
2/ Cumulative Production from1960 to January 2022.
3/ Hidrocarbons’ Reserves as of January 1st, 2022.
4/ Contingent Resources as of September 2022.
5/ According to CNH Regulation on Prospective and Contingent Resources, the Contingent Resources Report provided by the Oil Companies is informative and does not involve auditing or validation by an
Independent Third Party (Reserves Evaluators).
https://cnh.gob.mx/media/16413/lineamientos-de-recursos-prospectivos-y-contingentes.pdf.
MMMboe: billions of barrels of oil equivalent.
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.
413 | 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.
Contingent Resources
Contingent Resources are those quantities of petroleum estimated, as of a given date, to be potentially recoverable from known accumulations by application of development projects but which are not currently considered to be commercially recoverable owing to one or more contingencies.
Compared to Prospective Resources, Contingent Resources are already discovered, whose recoverable fractions are not commercial due to one or more contingencies; in other words, for some reason those discovered and recoverable volumes are not economically profitable or technically viable for development. On the other hand, Reserves are discovered resources that are anticipated to be commercially recoverable by the application of development projects. Regarding the oil equivalent Reserves amount, 3C Contingent Resources represent 39% of 3P Reserves as of January 1st, 2022.
Under the applicable Regulation on Prospective and Contingent Resources issued by the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), Oil Companies annually report their estimates of Contingent Resources of fields or discoveries within the areas where they are Operators5/. Based on the information reported by the Oil Companies and reviewed by CNH, according to the assessment and state of fields and discoveries as of 2021, for the first time, the Contingent Resources of the country are consolidated for the purpose of providing a complete vision of the Petroleum Potential of Mexico.
PRMS Contingent Resources Classification
For the exercise of CNH duties regarding the classification of Contingent Resources estimates, the Petroleum Resources Management System (PRMS) is adopted, in its current English version, as the reference system.
This classification system defines subclasses for Contingent Resources, which are related to the maturity level of the projects and the business decisions to be implemented, positioning the project's status in the value chain.
Development pending: A discovered accumulation where project activities are ongoing to justify commercial development in the foreseeable future.
Development on hold: A discovered accumulation where project activities are on hold and where justification as a commercial development may be subject to significant delay.
Development unclarified: A discovered accumulation where project activities are under evaluation and where justification as a commercial development is unknown based on available information.
Notes:
1/ Prospective Resources considering exploration success, riskedmean values.
2/ Cumulative Production from1960 to January 2022.
3/ Hidrocarbons’ Reserves as of January 1st, 2022.
4/ Contingent Resources as of September 2022.
5/ According to CNH Regulation on Prospective and Contingent Resources, the Contingent Resources Report provided by the Oil Companies is informative and does not involve auditing or validation by an
Independent Third Party (Reserves Evaluators).
https://cnh.gob.mx/media/16413/lineamientos-de-recursos-prospectivos-y-contingentes.pdf.
MMMboe: billions of barrels of oil equivalent.
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.