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Free Argus Webinar:Opening Roads in Mexico’s Fuel Market
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Opening roads in Mexico’s fuel market
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Mexico
needs huge investments in its fuel sector, from new retail stations to
transportation and storage infrastructure. Major companies and
international investors are lining up in this liberalizing market.
What
does the map look like for outside investment in Mexico’s gasoline,
diesel, LPG and other fuel markets?
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Join Argus as we examine:
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- Planting
the flag: New retail brands light up the highways of Mexico.
- The
missing link: More fuel storage and transportation options appear on
the drawing board.
- Running
on hydrogen: Pemex seeks partners for its refineries.
- Mixing
it up: Mexico opens up the country to ethanol importers, but MTBE
stays in the city.
- Trains,
planes and automobiles: More like truck, rail, or pipeline – which
options are attracting the most cargo?
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Presented by Carla Bass - Argus Mexico Fuel Markets Editor
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