2016 was a difficult year for national oil companies in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, proving the need for the energy sector reforms in each case.
The interconnectedness of the U.S.-Mexican energy trade is the key to future cooperation between the two countries, writes AS/COA’s Naki Mendoza for RealClearEnergy.
Argentina is taking steps to catch up to South America's renewable energy leader.
Brazil's rubber "soldiers" paved the way for the region's transformation.
The country kicked off 2017 by dismantling fuel subsidies, setting off a gasolinazo for consumers.
AS/COA Director of Energy Naki Mendoza outlines what made this bidding round a success and what comes next for Mexico’s energy sector.
