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Group 1 - Pemex and the Mexican government have launched a strategic plan for 2025-2035 aimed at increasing oil production, reducing debt, and enhancing energy sovereignty [1] - The plan targets an oil production of 1.8 million barrels per day by 2030 and includes initiatives for natural gas production and energy transition projects such as hydrogen and geothermal energy [1] - The strategy is expected to require significant capital investment and participation from international operators, with a focus on developing unconventional resources to address natural gas production challenges [1] Group 2 - Mexico plans to build five large LNG export terminals on its west coast, sourcing gas primarily from the Permian Basin in New Mexico and Texas, which provides a cost advantage over its Latin American peers [2] - The West Texas Waha hub has experienced gas prices dropping below zero due to production outpacing export capacity, allowing Mexico to export to Japan and South Korea at a competitive price of $10-14 per million British thermal units, even after accounting for liquefaction costs [2]