Mexican President Unveils Long-awaited Energy Reform
Enrique Peña Nieto presented the plan on August 12, including constitutional changes that pave the way for increased private investment in Pemex.
Changing Mindsets Urged for Border
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Jason Buch
At COA’s conference in El Paso, Texas, experts in cross-border relations discussed the need to facilitate trade between the two countries.
Summary: Financing Renewable Energy in Latin America
Renewable energy projects in the region increasingly gain funding, though challenges remain, such as balancing cost and stability of supply.
Interview: U.S. Representative Matt Salmon on Opportunities for U.S. Policy in Latin America
The chairman of the House Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere shared his views on topics ranging from U.S.-Mexico border challenges to the future of energy security in the Americas.
Mexico Largest Opposition Party Seeks to Sell Pemex Shares
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Eric Martin & Carlos Manuel Rodriguez
The National Action Party’s proposal for PEMEX to sell shares “ensures that a number of options are considered” to reform Mexico’s energy industry, suggests AS/COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Americas Quarterly on Energy in the Americas Released
Released July 31, the Summer 2013 issue of AQ explores energy security and includes the journal's second Social Inclusion Index.