There have been mixed messages from the Mexican authorities regarding energy policy in recent weeks. On the one hand, comments made at an international energy conference – Energy Mexico 2020 – implied that the government is considering opening up greater opportunities for foreign investment in the national oil sector. But on the other hand, a spat between the state-owned oil firm, Pemex, and a consortium led by a private US firm, Talos Energy, has underlined the difficulties experienced by foreign oil firms hoping to get a foothold in the Mexican market.End of preview - This article contains approximately 708 words.
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