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U.S. Shale Industry Accelerates As Oil Prices Rise

Oilprice.com – Jan. 25, 2021

DUC inventory in the Permian subsides as oil prices increase.

The number of drilled but uncompleted wells (DUCs) that accumulated at the height of the pandemic has started to subside to pre-Covid-19 levels after swelling to a multi-year high of 6,548 wells in June 2020.   Currently the number of DUCs in the country has slimmed down to around 5,700 wells by the end of December 2020. More…

Slim Boosts Oil Industry Investments in Post-Pandemic Bet

Source – Bloomberg – January 11, 2021.

Carlos Slim continues to snap up shares of PBF even as the company’s stock continues to slump

Mexico’s richest entrepreneur, doubled down on his bet for the Post-Pandemic refining industry by increasing his stake in PBF Energy and its pipeline company PBF Logistics. by increasing his shares in the company through a deal worth $230 million dollars (PBF). More…

2021 Outlook For Permian Oil And Gas Markets

Source: RBN Energy – January 7, 2021

Permian Gas and Crude production back to where they were at the beginning of 2020

As the year starts, crude and gas production in the Permian basin have begun recovering towards Pre-Covid levels.  On the natural gas side, as adequate gas pipeline capacity has finally arrived, a proper outlet for West Texas gas and producers restored curtailments, production has gone back up to 11.7 Bcf/d, which is just shy of where it started in 2020. More…

Ethylene margins skyrocket driving strong demand for NGLs

Source – RBN Energy – January 4, 2021.

Ethylene, a product from steam crackers, rose to $0.38, nearly 4 times the spot price of April 2020.

The price increase is an example of the strong and rising long-term demand for downstream products, and a contributing factor keeping NGL and ethane demand high as 1/3rd of NGLs end up in steam crackers, as well as 85% of produced ethane. More…

Production at Pemex refineries continue downward trend

Source: El Economista – Mexico City – January 4, 2021

Pemex refineries record worst performance in decades

Refining output and operational capacity continues to deteriorate falling short of its company business-plan amid un-scheduled shutdowns, operational challenges and maintenance related short-falls. More…

Mexican President Reveals Project to Import and Refine Oil

Source – Forbes – December 23, 2020.

Project to process West Texas Light crudein southeast Mexico hinted during morning press conference.

As Mexico has been welcoming private investment to boost the country’s energy security, the Mexican President “AMLO” teased a progress update by announcing that a private company will be importing US light crude and refining it domestically. More…

Refinery Project incorporated to WPMD economic development plan

November 12, 2020 – Pecos, Texas.

Istmo Energy and the West Pecos Management District reach preliminary agreement to incorporate Refinery project to WPMD’s economic development plans in Reeves County Opportunity Zone.

Pecos, Texas is at the epicenter of the prolific Southern Delaware basin oil play.  During the industry boom of recent years, tens of thousands of temporary workers slept in Pecos nightly generating a beehive of economic, only to see this influx evaporate during the COVID-19 pandemic along with the source of income and livelihood of permanent residents of the area. More…

Kiewit completes FEED engineering for Refinery Project

November 3, 2020 – Houston, Texas.

Kiewit completes the FEED engineering and starts working towards the project FEL-3 LSTK package of Istmo Energy’s Pecos Crude Processing and Export Terminal.

In a significant milestone for the Pecos Crude Processing terminal, Kiewit has completed and submitted the project’s FEED package to Istmo and has begun work towards the project’s Lump-Sum-Turn-Key (LSTK) engineering package.   The Pecos Crude Processing Export Terminal consists More…

Istmo Energy signs a supply commitment with large fuel importer in Mexico

August 31, 2020 – Fort Worth, Texas.

Istmo Energy signs LOI for the supply of propane and diesel with one of Mexico’s largest importers of fuels.

In an important milestone for the Pecos Crude Processing and Export Terminal, after months of negotiation, Istmo Energy and a large importer of fuels from Mexico have signed a long term commitment for the sale of a significant amount of distillates and propane in Northwest Mexico which secures part of the production that will be available at Istmo’s Pecos Refinery. More…

Connecting the Permian to Mexico and the Pacific.

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