Volumen4, Número 54, Noviembre 3 de 2004

Vendepatrias ofertan a México
en Estados Unidos

Los vendepatrias del gobierno foxista siguen ofertando a la Nación, su patrimonio y recursos. Cinco supuestos “líderes” de la Sener, CRE y CFE siguen promoviendo en el extranjero la apropiación privada de las industrias eléctrica y petrolera nacionalizadas. Generación de energía, exploración y producción de petróleo, Contratos de Servicios Múltiples, líneas de transmisión eléctrica, ductos, terminales de gas natural licuado y la promesa de abrir el resto del sector energético a las transnacionales son los ofrecimientos de los traidores.

Platts Mexican Energy Oct 28-29 Houston, TX Register today to guarantee your spot! Mexico’s energy sector is advancing steadily. Independent Power Producers are bidding again on CFE power plants; international exploration and production companies are bidding on PEMEX MSC contracts; other private energy companies are actively developing transmission, pipeline, and LNG terminal projects; and the renewable sector shows promise of opening, with programs being established by the government to incentivize development. Mark your calendar for Platts 8th Annual Mexican Energy conference, October 28–29, 2004, in Houston, Texas. Come gain the latest information on development opportunities, regulations, financing, and risk mitigation strategies. Hear Perspectives from 5 Government Leaders on Policies and Progress • Hector Moreira Rodriguez, PhD, Ministry of Energy • Francisco Jose Barnés de Castro, PhD, Comision Reguladora de Energia • Alejandro Brena, PhD, Comision Reguladora de Energia • Ing. Alberto Ramos Elorduy, Comision Federal de Electricidad • Florencio Aboytes, PhD, Comision Federal de Electricidad Learn Lessons from 4 Case Studies • Petrobras’: Experience with PEP’s MSC contracts • Gastream-Repsol YPF: Lázaro Cárdenas Regas LNG Terminal • Shell Gas & Power, Mexico: Baja and Altamira LNG Terminals Gain Insights from Industry Leaders, Including ABB Inc., ANZ Investment Bank, CEMEX, Fitch Ratings, Inter-American Development Bank, Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw, Mexican Electric Energy Association, Mexico Energy Intelligence, Nixon Peabody LLP, Vera, Carvajal y Sosa S.C. PLUS Wood MacKenzie’s Latest Research on Mexico’s Upstream Potential