2 & 3 April
Gas Future Forum
Venue: Hilton Mexico City Reforma
Time: 08.30-17.30 hours Price: $1,275 Members $1,500 Non Members (USD)
The MexCC proudly supports the Gas Future Forum, a 2 day strategic and technical conference aimed to cover the recent legislative, geopolitical and strategic updates in the Mexican gas energy sector. As well as the technical and innovation aspects in the Gas sector, focusing on the operational efficiency and flexibility of gas power plants.
This forum will provide a timely gathering for energy experts to discuss the current energy market reforms taking place in Mexico as well as the challenges and opportunities in creating security of supply.
Key topics
The Mexican energy market is expected to grow in five percent average during the period 2013 to 2018 and the demand for imported energy-related equipment and services will increase while U.S. exports to Mexico will grow.
Gas Future Forum
Venue: Hilton Mexico City Reforma
Time: 08.30-17.30 hours Price: $1,275 Members $1,500 Non Members (USD)
The MexCC proudly supports the Gas Future Forum, a 2 day strategic and technical conference aimed to cover the recent legislative, geopolitical and strategic updates in the Mexican gas energy sector. As well as the technical and innovation aspects in the Gas sector, focusing on the operational efficiency and flexibility of gas power plants.
This forum will provide a timely gathering for energy experts to discuss the current energy market reforms taking place in Mexico as well as the challenges and opportunities in creating security of supply.
Key topics
- Energy reform in Mexico
- Market review: Role of Gas
- Mexican Gas production & Consumption
- Shale Gas - Challenges & Potential
- Technological Advancements
- Infrastructure Needs & Challenges
The Mexican energy market is expected to grow in five percent average during the period 2013 to 2018 and the demand for imported energy-related equipment and services will increase while U.S. exports to Mexico will grow.
- The demand for imported electric power equipment and services will increase by approx. 6.3% while U.S. exports to Mexico will grow an estimated 11%
- The state-owned energy company, PEMEX, has been granted a 2013 budget of USD 28.0 billion for new infrastructure and the maintenance of existing assets
- Gas infrastructure will continue to be a priority for Mexico’s federal government during the period 2013-201
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