The Who's Who of Mexico's Energy Sector
Mexico Assembly is the most senior private gathering of Mexico’s Energy Sector. The Assembly brings together 350+ CEOs, CFOs, VPs and Regional Heads of E&Ps, High-Level Investment Funds, Regulatory & Government bodies, Operators in both the Public and Private Sector and Consultants to gather for two full days of behind-closed-doors 1-2-1 meetings and high-level discussions to navigate the uncertainty surrounding Mexico’s energy industry.
With representatives from 15+ countries and an audience made up of over 65% VP level and above, this event is where Mexico’s Energy Sector sets the agenda for the weeks, months and years ahead.
Mexico Assembly is the most senior private gathering of Mexico’s Energy Sector. The Assembly brings together 350+ CEOs, CFOs, VPs and Regional Heads of E&Ps, High-Level Investment Funds, Regulatory & Government bodies, Operators in both the Public and Private Sector and Consultants to gather for two full days of behind-closed-doors 1-2-1 meetings and high-level discussions to navigate the uncertainty surrounding Mexico’s energy industry.
With representatives from 15+ countries and an audience made up of over 65% VP level and above, this event is where Mexico’s Energy Sector sets the agenda for the weeks, months and years ahead.

100+ Private Meetings

60 Expert Speakers

3 Private Dinners

2 Days of Strategic & Technical Content

350+ attendees
Mexico Assembly 2021 Latest Update
After the postponement of the 2020 Mexico Assembly, the Energy Council is delighted to confirm that the 2021 Mexico Assembly will go ahead on May 26-27 2021 and either take place as planned at the Hyatt Regency, Mexico City or in a virtual format if required.
The Mexico Assembly Team will continue to stay in touch directly with all sponsors, speakers and delegates in relation to the status of the Assembly and to answer any questions.
Please be assured that we are continuing to closely monitor the latest public health and government advice with regard to COVID-19 (coronavirus) and are carefully adhering to their directions. Our absolute priority is to safeguard the health and welfare of all those involved in our events.
We look forward to seeing you all in May!
Draft Agenda from 2020
What our live event agenda looked like prior to event cancellation
Day 1, Wednesday May 26, 2021
08:20 am Morning Coffee and Registration
09:15 Welcome Remarks: Alexandra Ashikhmina, MD, Americas, Energy Council
09:30 am THE CURRENT GOVERNMENT’S ENERGY PRIORITIES: WHAT IS THE DEVELOPMENT PATH FOR PEMEX and SENER?The opening government panel will explore AMLO’s top priorities and how the new administration anticipates working with the private sector
10:20 am DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS ENERGY & OIL & GAS: IoT, AI, and Automation
This digital panel will bring together leading AI services and the operators adopting them to outline the vision of the energy industry in 10-15 years’ time
11:00 am Networking break & Council Connect Meetings
Find out more about Council Connect
11:30 am WHERE ARE THE ONSHORE UPSTREAM OPPORTUNITIES NOW?
Onshore opportunities in Mexico broken down by the operators who won blocks in Round 1 and 2
12:00 pm KEYNOTE PRESENTATION – UPDATES ON ZAMA
12:30 pm Lunch; Council Connect Meetings & Women's Energy Council Private Lunch
WEC Private Lunch is sponsored by
1:45 pm MOVING TOWARDS PRODUCTION OFFSHORE
An update from the most successful operators in Mexico.
2:45 pm HOW DO YOU MANAGE REGULATORY AND SECURITY RISKS IN MEXICO?
Risks are hard to define and measure, and even harder to insure against. Regulatory risk is a concern for a lot of investors and operators in Mexico
3:30 pm Networking break & Council Connect Meetings
4:00 pm HOW TO GROW IN MEXICO – PARTNERSHIPS & JV OPPORTUNITIES WITH PEMEX
What are operators’ strategies in Mexico: M&A, farm-out, JV, waiting until further changes? This discussion will analyze opportunities for cooperation and why operators adopt one strategy or the other
4:30 pm UPSTREAM & MIDSTREAM FINANCING AND CAPITAL RAISING IN MEXICO – LOCAL, INTERNATIONAL & ALTERNATIVE METHODS
Infrastructure financing opportunities in Mexico are huge and complex, with plenty of local and international players competing in the market
5:30 pm Drinks Reception in La Presidencia. Private Dinners start at 6:30pm
Day 2, Thursday 27 May 2021
9:15 am OPPORTUNITIES IN MEXICO´S POWER, RENEWABLES AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
A strategic discussion matching the government’s plans for the renewables and electricity market with those of the industry
10:00 am RECIPE FOR SUCCESS – PPAs IN MEXICO
Following auction cancellations by the CFE, PPAs emerged as a major opportunity for power developers and off takers
11:00 am Networking break & Council Connect Meetings
Find out more about Council Connect
11:30 pm STORAGE PROJECTS – GAS, FUELS & RETAIL MARKETS
The discussion will analyze the state of Mexico’s storage market for fuels and gas and new infrastructure to improve it.
12:30 pm INFRASTRUCTURE & LOGISTICS
Project update and appetite for infrastructure and logistics in Mexico
1:00 pm Lunch & Council Connect Meetings
2:00 pm GAS MARKETS IN MEXICO – OPTIONALITY FOR STORAGE, LNG & COMMERCIALIZATION
This discussion will debate pricing, priorities and challenges for traders operating in Mexico and beyond
3:00 pm CRITERIA FOR PRIVATE EQUITY & DEBT FINANCING FOR POWER & CLEAN ENERGY
How does the global shift to investing locally and sustainably affect Mexico? What new types of financing are becoming popular? What are investors’ main concerns in 2020?
4:40 pm End of Mexico Assembly
Looking Back - Mexico Assembly 2019
Success Stories
Gordon Kettyle chatted to us about why Blakes, Cassels & Graydon works with the Energy Council
Success Stories
Chris Myle chatted to us about why Sproule works with the Energy Council
2019 Onsite Interviews
We chatted with Adam Seitchik, General Manager – Exploration, GOM & Mexico, Murphy Oil Corporation
2019 Onsite Interviews
We chatted with Carlos Aguilera, CEO, Perseus Energy
Key Takeaways
Find out the top 2019 takeaways from Alexandra Ashikhmina, Managing Director, Americas, Energy Council & Benjamin West, Portfolio Manager, America, Energy Council
Onsite Audience Feedback
If you couldn’t make it to Mexico Assembly 2019 but would like to get a feel for how the audience responded to questions, download the Onsite Audience Feedback.
2019 Attending Companies
With over 200 organizations in attendance, the Mexico Assembly 2019 succeeded in bringing together all of the major regional and international players.
2019 Post Show Report
Download the Post Show Report to find out more on the top takeaways, audience breakdown, top discussions from Mexico Assembly 2019.
Venue & Accommodation
Mexico Assembly 2021
Hyatt Regency
Campos Elíseos 204, Polanco, Polanco IV Secc, Miguel Hidalgo
11560 Ciudad de México
Mexico