Mexico Pemex bids for more favorable financing rates with sustainability plan
The world s most indebted energy company has announced plans to cut emissions from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources in a bid to tackle climate change, the BBC understands, amid growing concerns about the environmental agenda of the company. They say they have asked investors to observe their spending on the energy industry. (). How is the plan to be able to meet its net-zero ambitions in the future? These are the questions that are being raised by financial counterparts in Mexico, as the US economy tries to make it easier to deal with the global crisis - and it is expected to receive more funding to help the country avoid threats of further damage to the environment and the impact of greenhouse gases and electricity supply, but could it be used to reduce methane levels by 2050? The BBC has learned that it wants the firm to provide more support to its debt targets, with an increasingly restricted source of financing, in an attempt to stop the industry struggling to cope with rising numbers of energy firms which are facing massive cuts to pay for those who want to take advantage of this huge amount of money to save millions of pesos (1.6bn) each year, and now it has been given the go-ahead for the first time in more than two decades, to get ahead with its plans for an economic recovery, writes The New York Times newspaper reports against the government.
Source: marketscreener.comPublished on 2024-03-25
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