Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Energy Reform

The video discusses Mexico's energy reform, highlighting its importance for economic development. It explains the shift from a state-controlled model to one involving private sector participation, while maintaining state ownership of resources. The reform aims to better exploit natural resources and boost investment opportunities. Steps for executing the reform, including appointing advisors and defining fields for investment, are outlined. The video concludes with a look at future investment prospects in the energy sector.

What is the primary focus of Mexico's energy reform?

• To privatize all energy resources

• To involve the private sector while maintaining state ownership

• To reduce foreign investment

• To increase taxes on energy companies

What role do advisors play in the execution of the energy reform?

• They set the prices for energy resources

• They manage the daily operations of energy companies

• They represent different institutions and guide the reform's execution

• They are responsible for marketing the energy resources

Which company will own the defined fields and reservoirs for the upcoming years?

• ExxonMobil

• BP

• Shell

• Pemex

When are the fields expected to be opened up for bids?

• In the last quarter of this year

• In the first quarter of next year

• In the second quarter of next year

• In the third quarter of next year

What is the purpose of the first round, known as round zero?

• To close all fields to foreign investment

• To finalize the energy reform

• To allow potential investors to learn about investment opportunities

• To increase taxes on energy companies