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Mexico's Energy Future in Question | Texas News
Mexico’s energy future hangs by a thread as it relies on a staggering 90% of its natural gas imports—mostly from Texas—to power homes, industries, and plants. Once a modest 750 million cubic feet daily in 2005, imports surged to 7.5 billion cubic feet per day last year. But with the U.S. abandoning the USMCA and planning annual renegotiations until 2036, stability is vanishing. Mexico’s energy secretary admits 75% of its gas comes from abroad, and while fracking is touted as a solution, experts say it’s a decade-long pipe dream. Past reforms failed to unlock domestic gas potential, and…
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