1 - Pemex
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1 - Pemex
Collaboration to improve PEMEX's performance, project development and excellency in the O&G sector PEMEX Investor Day London – October 6, 2015 JOSÉ MANUEL CARRERA PANIZZO Alliances and New Business CEO Upstream: Tender Plan for Hydrocarbons E&P (2015-2019) The five-year plan includes four rounds of bidding: Round Bidding Areas Resources (MMb) Surface (km2) 1 145 71,963 24,359 2 286 15,698 56,401 3 279 12,655 54,068 4 204 7,142 43,725 Total 914 107,459 178,554 Five-year Plan Exploration Extraction Round Round Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 1 Upstream: Different Business Characteristics Require Different Approaches Partner Business case Pre-selected Reassess upside and profitability under a new contractual model Selected through a competitive bid by CNH A program already authorised through entitlement. Upside by increasing activities, reducing costs or applying technology State acreage Selected by PEMEX Best offer for partnership and government under a competitive scheme Risk financing Selected by PEMEX Shared risk and rewards with partner CIEP and COPF Farm-outs 2 Downstream: Current Infrastructure & Logistics 36 Mbd Rosarito 21 Mbd Mexicali 28 Mbd 9 Mbd Ensenada Nogales 1 Mbd 44 pipeline systems; length: ~9,000 km 10 ROP, 5 Maritime terminals and 77 TAR Cd. Juárez 2 Mbd Magdalena 8 Mbd 2 Mbd Hermosillo Chihuahua Guaymas 6 Mbd 20 Mbd Cd. Obregón Nuevo Laredo Parral Monclova Navojoa Topolo-bampo 6 Mbd Bidirectional pipelines 11 Mbd Reynosa Guamúchi l La Paz 9 Mbd Sabinas G. Palacio Matamoros Saltillo Durango 30 Mbd S. Catarina Cadereyta Culiacán 0.4 Mbd Cd. Victoria Mazatlán Tepic Refinery Pipeline Storage & distribution terminal (TAR) Inland route Inland imports Railway route Cadereyta Tula Salamanca Toluca Cuautla Cuernavaca Iguala L. Cárdenas Non-operational Progreso Tuxpan/ Poza Rica Mérida QueréTula taro Pachuca Perote 86 Mbd Zamora Sala- Celaya Xalapa manca VdM Veracruz Puebla Uruapan Morelia Acapulco Madero 192 Mbd Irapuato 1 Mbd Cadereyta 25 Mbd Valles Zapopán Colima Matamoros Madero León El Castillo Chihuahua 3 Mbd S.L. Potosí Aguascalientes Manzanillo Maritime route Maritime imports Matehuala Mante Zacatecas 10 Mbd 6 Mbd G. Palacio Escamela Tierra Blanca Campeche Pajaritos/ Minatitlán Villahermosa Salamanca Zacatecas Guamúchil Culiacán Minatitlán V. Hermosa Tehuacán Extension to Zamora Oaxaca Tuxtla G. S. Cruz Tapachula 3 Downstream: Logistic Infrastructure Systems Definition of systems based on production, transportation, storage and distribution to fulfill the demand in a region. 3 1 9 1 Mexicali Tijuana 2 15 1 2 1 2 11 2 Nogales 2 2 Developed projects 1 1 Piedras Negras Guaymas 3 2 2 1Torreón 6 6 10 Topolobampo Jiménez 2 3 2 14 Evaluated projects (cont.) Hermosillo 2 2 Systems 1 Cd Juárez Gómez 3 3 La Paz 1 Mazatlán Culiacán Palacio Laredo Reynosa 1 Matamoros MTY 2 Golfo-Centro (TuxpanTula) 8 Salamanca-GDL.Manzanillo 3 Transoceánico 9 Rosarito-EnsenadaMexicali 4 Peninsular 10 Topo.-GuamúchilCuliacán 5 Norte 1 (ReynosaCadereyta-Sta. Catarina) 11 Guaymas-HermosilloNogales 12 Lázaro Cárdenas 2 Centro (Tula-Charco Blanco-QuerétaroSalamanca) 13 Veracruz 6 Norte 2 (Sta. CatarinaG. Palacio-Zacatecas) 14 La Paz 7 Altamira-CadereytaS.L.P. 15 Juárez-ChihuahuaGómez P. 5 2Nuevo Sta. Catarina 2 1 1 1 Cadereyta Burgos 1 14 Durango 3 7 1 1 Tepic AGS 1 8 2 1 5 QRO 2 Morelia 2Uruapan2 Puerto Vallarta 2 2 1 2 GDL Zapopan El 2 2 Castillo 2 7 Progreso 2 1 Tuxpan 12 Poza Rica 1 1 5 1 1 1 31 2 1 Evaluated projects 1 2 1 13 1Centro 2 12 4 Altamira SLP Veracruz Pajaritos 2 Minatitlán Lázaro Cárdenas Salina Cruz 3 TAR CFE d New pipeline (ppl) Jet fuel ppl Fuel oil ppl Naphtha ppl EB intermedia Dock Tanks CFE c Existing ppl Crude ppl Diesel ppl Interconection Railways ASA 4 Downstream: Integration of Logistic Systems to Commercial Strategy Identified systems Rosarito US Border Cd. Juárez Imported products supply 9 1 Golfo-Centro 1 (TuxpanTula) 9 Rosarito-EnsenadaMexicali 2 Centro (Tula-Charco Blanco-Qro.Salamanca) 10 TopolobampoGuamúchil-Culiacán 3 Transoceánico 11 Guaymas-HermosilloNogales 4 Peninsular 12 Lázaro Cárdenas 5 Norte 1 (ReynosaCadereyta-Sta. Catarina) 13 Veracruz 6 Norte 2 (Sta. CatarinaG. Palacio-Zac.) 14 La Paz 7 Altamira-San Luis Potosí 15 8 Guadalajara-Manzanillo Mexican products supply 11 15 Hermosillo North Nuevo Laredo Guaymas 5 Pacífico TopoloNorte Reynosa 6 bampo 10 14 Commercial regions US Border: 5,6,9,11,15 North: 5,6,15 Mazatlán Golfo de México Tepic Central 1 8 North Pacific: 8,10,11,14 Central: 1,2,6,8 Manzanillo Tuxpan/ Poza Rica Mexico City Ver. Valley 13 Pajaritos 12 Lázaro Mexican Gulf:1,2,3,7,13 Cárdenas Peninsula: 4 Progreso 2 South Pacific: 3,8,12 Mexico City Valley: 1, 2 Peninsula 7 3 4 Juárez-ChihuahuaParral-Gómez P. Salina Cruz South Pacific 5 Challenges The characteristics of the project determine its structure Each project must be analysed separately How should PEMEX structure a contract in order to be offbalance and bankable? The analysis is conducted in multidisciplinary groups Possible combinations = possible results ^ number of variables At all times, PEMEX must comply with governmental limits & regulations 6 Financial Strategies (1/2) • Pemex • Third party • Shared • Pemex • Third party • Shared • Pemex • Third party • Shared Control Risk Benefits Payment • Tolling Agreement • Per service rendered 7 Financial Strategies (2/2) Ports infrastructure Water treatment facilities Refinery reconfigurations Logistic infrastructure E&P: compression Logistic systems: Transoceanic Gulf-Central Mexico Services MLP Agreements (Fibra E) Midstream: non-processed hydrocarbons transportation & treatment Logistic infrastructure Project Financial Leasing Platforms & vessels Finance Assets Divestments Los Ramones Gasoductos de Chihuahua 8 Investor Relations (+52 55) 1944-9700 [email protected] http://www.pemex.com/en/investors/