To encourage the achievement of the objectives set in the National Development Plan, this unit establishes strategies and programs, and evaluates their impact within the framework of the Democratic National Planning System and the sectorial programs.

The Mexican Petroleum Institute is a decentralized public entity that operates as a public research and development center for the oil, petrochemical and chemical industries. Additionally, the IMP provides specialized training services.

The Ministry of Finance is the Federal Government entity responsible for preparing, implementing, and controlling Mexico’s economic policy, related to financial, fiscal, expenditure, revenue, and public debt matters, to consolidate the country’s sustainable economic growth.

The Mexican Oil Fund for Stabilization and Development is a Public trust managed by Banco de México (central bank), aligned with the Ministry of Finance. This fund receives, administrates, and distributes the revenues, except taxes, that the Federal Government collects from oil and gas exploration and extraction. Additionally, the fund determines the amounts to be paid under existing exploration and extraction contracts, transfers the funds, and invests the remaining resources

The Security, Energy and Environment Agency is a decentralized public entity (from SEMARNAT), with technical and managerial autonomy, responsible for regulating and supervising industrial and operational safety, as well as the protection of the environment in hydrocarbon related activities.

The National Hydrocarbons Commission is a regulatory entity with technical autonomy, responsible for the organization of tenders, and execution of contracts related to the exploration and extraction of hydrocarbons. The CNH is responsible for the technical surveillance of these contracts, and of any activity associated to the exploration and extraction of hydrocarbons. On a regular basis the CNH generates information of Mexican subsoil.

It has an additional site, which offers technical information generated throughout the history of the industry in Mexico.

PEMEX is a state owned productive company that participates in all the activities that are part of the productive chain of hydrocarbons, including exploration, production, industrial transformation, logistics, and commercialization of hydrocarbons and derived products. PEMEX is wholly owned by the Federal Government, and has legal personality, own equity, and technical, operational and managerial autonomy.

Productive Subsidiary Company of PEMEX responsible for the exploration and extraction of hydrocarbons in national territory, exclusive economic areas, and in international waters.

Productive Subsidiary Company of PEMEX that provides drilling services, maintenance and service to oil wells under the highest quality, efficiency, safety and environmental standards.

Productive Subsidiary Company of PEMEX that generates, supplies, and distributes electric and thermal power, as well as technical and managerial assistance related to such activities.