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Perceptions of midstream issues in Mexico at OTC 2019 Petroleum Equipment and Service Association Houston George Baker OTC Panel Moderator Publisher, Mexico Energy Intelligence May 30, 2019 1 2 3 Audience survey questions at the OTC


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Perceptions of midstream issues in Mexico at OTC 2019

George Baker

OTC Panel Moderator Publisher, Mexico Energy Intelligence™

May 30, 2019 1

Petroleum Equipment and Service Association Houston

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Audience survey questions at the OTC panel

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Maintaining legal, fiscal, and regulatory stability is important for the success of the energy reform, avoiding contractual renegotiations of the kinds seen elsewhere in Latin America. -

Response options Count Percentage Strongly Agree Agree 13 2 87% 13% No Position 0% 16% Engagement

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Responses Disagree 0% Strongly Disagree 0%

Maintaining legal, fiscal, and regulatory stability is important for the success of the energy reform, avoiding contractual renegotiations of the kinds seen elsewhere in Latin America.

Response options Count Percentage Strongly Agree Agree 25 5 81% 16% No Position 1 3% 33% Engagement

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Segment for operators Segment for service companies

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Strongly Agree 2 5% Agree 7 17% No Position Disagree 18 11 43% 26% Strongly Disagree 4 10%

Pemex's program to transport natural gas for third parties adequately responds to the needs of the operators.

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45%

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For the sake of price transparency and market development, natural gas and natural gas liquids (NGLs) should be sold at the tailgate of processing plants.

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Strongly Agree 7 15% Agree No position 20 19 43% 40% Disagree 1 2% 50% Engagement

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Free-market economics should govern the design and commercial terms of midstream infrastructure and transportation arrangements.

Response options Count Percentage Strongly Agree 4 17% Agree No Position 14 1 61% 4% Disagree 4 17% Strongly Disagree 0% 24% Engagement

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The deployment of FPSOs in the southern area would facilitate early production.

Response options Count Percentage Strongly Agree 9 38% Agree No Position 13 1 54% 4% Disagree 1 4% Strongly Disagree 0% 26% Engagement

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1 5% Strongly Disagree 0%

Open access to Pemex midstream infrastructure offshore and onshore is necessary for operators of offshore blocks in the southern portion of the Gulf of Mexico to achieve early production. -

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Strongly Agree 3 14% Agree No Position 16 1 76% 5% Disagree 22% Engagement

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Open access to Pemex midstream infrastructure offshore and onshore is necessary for operators of offshore blocks in the southern portion of the Gulf of Mexico to achieve early production.

Response options Count Percentage

Strongly Agree Agree 28 16 55% 31% No Position 5 10% 54% Engagement

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Responses Disagree 2 4% Strongly Disagree 0%

Segment for operators Segment for service companies

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Pipelines from Perdido deepwater blocks to onshore Matamoros and beyond to Pemex's gas processing plant in Reynosa would offer long-term, midstream solutions.

Response options Count Percentage Strongly Agree 2 6% Agree No Position 19 3 61% 10% Disagree 5 16% Strongly Disagree 2 6% 33% Engagement

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Por su atención, muchas gracias

g.baker@energia.com http://www.energia.com @Energia_com +1 (832) 434-3928