Daniel Rodríguez
Daniel Rodriguez has covered energy markets for five years with a primary focus on Mexico’s energy reform with OPIS and previously with S&P Global Platts and Calgary’s Daily Oil Bulletin. Born in Caracas, Venezuela, he graduated in 2017 from the journalism undergraduate program at Mount Royal University in Calgary, Canada, with a minor in economics and finance. Daniel has reported on critical landmarks in Mexico such as upstream and long-term electricity auction rounds, the first open season of gas system operator Cenagas, the liberalization of natural gas and refined products prices, major upstream discoveries like Zama and Ixachi, the election of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and energy liberalization under his administration.
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Gas & Diesel, Mexico
Mexico 101: Illegal Fuel Imports and Blends
Mexico in recent years has been battling illegal fuel imports and illicit blending of refined products, practices that pose a...
Renewables
Interview: Challenges and Opportunities in the Emerging Hydrogen Market
At the Americas Hydrogen Summit, OPIS spoke with Jon André Løkke, president of industry group Hydrogen Europe, about the future...
Gas & Diesel, Mexico
As Gasoline Demand Wanes in the U.S., Mexico Provides a Long-Term Opportunity for U.S. Refiners
Gas & Diesel, Mexico
Coronavirus Clouds Mexico’s Energy Reform
COVID-19 spread during a critical year for the liberalization of Mexico’s downstream gasoline and diesel markets.
Gas & Diesel, Mexico
Mexico Energy Reform Could Be Put to the Test in 2020
Mexico is poised to test the foundations of energy reform in 2020.