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Waste gas from Pemex is set to fuel Ursus Energy's LNG ambitions in the Gulf of Mexico, marking a strategic move to convert methane emissions into a valuable energy resource. This initiative not only aligns with Pemex's goal to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030 but also positions Ursus to deliver 1.5 million tons per year of LNG to key markets including Europe, the Caribbean, and Central America. Positioning dynamics suggest asymmetric risk skewed to the upside as Ursus secures about 200 million cubic feet per day of feed gas from Pemex, supported by a $1.2 billion capital raise led by Oppenheimer with 70% already committed. The project’s infrastructure investments in sour gas transport, desulfurization, and nitrogen rejection units underscore the technical complexity and potential for operational leverage. This development comes amid a backdrop of declining global oil reserves, intensifying the need for innovative energy solutions. It echoes the strategic significance of recent large-scale discoveries that continue to reshape supply fundamentals. Meanwhile, ReconAfrica’s latest releases highlight ongoing exploration efforts that could further influence regional energy flows and market positioning. A squeeze scenario could be triggered if supply constraints and environmental regulations tighten, amplifying upside volatility in LNG markets. Liquidity constraints and positioning crowded on the short side in related energy sectors may accelerate this move, making the Ursus-Pemex partnership a tactical focal point for sophisticated market participants. Read More: https://lnkd.in/ed4rpCjf #LNG #EnergyTransition #MarketPositioning Disclosure: The owner of this account and affiliated entities hold a financial interest in one or more companies referenced in this post. For informational purposes only; not investment advice.