A shrinking giant
Description: 4 p In: Petroleum Economist Vol. 72, no. 3 (mar. 2005) ; p. 4-8Summary: Cantarell, Mexico's largest oilfield, has reached peak output and will soon enter sharp decline. Meanwhile, Pemex, the money-losing state-owned monopoly, is being bled white by an antiqauted tax regime and, some say, could become a net future. Can Mexico retain its place as a major energy supplier?| Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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Cantarell, Mexico's largest oilfield, has reached peak output and will soon enter sharp decline. Meanwhile, Pemex, the money-losing state-owned monopoly, is being bled white by an antiqauted tax regime and, some say, could become a net future. Can Mexico retain its place as a major energy supplier?
