The Latest Breaking News from Pemex

Once providing half of Mexico’s revenue, the debt-laden state oil firm has been in decline for years. But government efforts to revive it in pursuit of energy self-sufficiency is stalling the drive for renewables

Claudia Sheinbaum, a former climate scientist and Mexico City mayor, has often led with politics over the environment

Mexico’s outgoing president has pledged to press ahead with judicial reforms despite nervousness among investors, and suggestions from his own handpicked successor that he should wait

On top of security, immigration and the green transition, Mexico's President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum is facing a host of economic challenges. In this year's budget, Mexico's public deficit stands at 5.9 percent, the largest in decades. Plus, as she seeks to cut spending, Sheinbaum will have to decide what to do…

With elections affecting half the world’s population this year, campaigners offer their view on the chances of real change

Exclusive report reveals Pemex's reduced oil output post-platform fire, raising concerns over production levels and global market impact.

Pemex recovered its position as the leading brand in sales of oil products in the country

The symphony of Mexico's economic stability hits a sour note, as Pemex's unpaid debts strike a chilling chord, putting suppliers' survival on a knife's edge.

The lawsuit seeks $1 million in damages, claiming the three-day blaze at Shell’s Deer Park facility caused air and water pollution that violated state law.

Fossil fuel company ‘aims to thrive through the energy transition by building a low-cost, lower-carbon, profitable, resilient and diversified portfolio’

Woodside Energy is moving forward with a $10.6 billion plan to develop the Trion oil field in the Gulf of Mexico, drawing criticism from climate activists.