We have been operating in Mexico since 2006 and entered the Exploration & Production sector in 2015. Today, we are the country's leading private oil producer through Area 1 in the Gulf of Mexico and also hold interests in seven exploration blocks, reflecting our long-term commitment to the development of Mexico's energy sector. Our commitment goes beyond energy production. Through our social investment initiatives, we support programs that strengthen local economies, encourage new sources of income, and help protect the region's natural and cultural heritage. We also promote inclusion and respect for human rights while supporting actions to conserve the enviroment and biodiversity. Placing human rights human rights at the center of everything we do is essential to advancing a fair and sustainable energy transition.
Activity start date: 2006 - present
Exploration and production
Education
Community healthSince being awarded Area 1 in 2015, we have successfully developed the Amoca, Miztón and Tecoalli fields. Today, Area 1 produces through four offshore platforms and the FPSO MIAMTE MV34, enabling us to remain Mexico's leading private oil producer while delivering energy safely, responsibly and efficiently.
Creating long-term value means growing together with the communities where we operate. In Mexico, Eni promotes sustainable development through initiatives focused on community health, education, economic diversification, and environmental conservation. These initiatives are implemented in partnership with nationally and internationally recognized institutions, contributing to the relevance and success of the projects. Working in partnership with UNESCO and the Government of Tabasco, we implement programs that strengthen local economies, protect natural and cultural heritage, improve access to essential services, promote human rights and inclusion, and support environmental sustainability. Together, these efforts contribute to improving the well-being and resilience of the communities near our operations in Cárdenas, Tabasco.
Activities in ORF facility in Tabasco
The MIAMTE FPSO ship forms part of the Area 1 development project
School education project in Cardenas
School education project in Cardenas
Find out more about how we are contributing to a just transition in Mexico in an inclusive and transparent way, through our progress, initiatives and commitment. Download the document
Download the documentFrom offshore consolidation to the promotion of local development in the country. The journey alongside a territory racing towards the energy transition.
Eni Mexico reached a milestone in June 2026 with a peak production of +96 kboed.
Eni Mexico reached a milestone in November 2025 with a peak production of ~90 kboed.
Start up in August 2024. It has six active production wells.
New discovery in the Yopaat-1 EXP well, in the Sureste Basin. The result, which follows the discoveries in Blocks 7 and 10, confirms the value of our exploration portfolio in Mexico.
Startup in June 2024.It has three active wells.
Eni announces a new discovery in the Yatzil exploration prospect.
Startup in March 2022.Twelve active production wells and one active water injection well.
The floating production, storage and offloading facility lands in Mexico. The memorandum of understanding between Eni and UNESCO aims to give impetus to the local economy.
Eni announces a new discovery in the Sayulita exploration prospect.
Eni announces a new discovery in the Saasken exploration prospect located in mid-water depths.
Production in Area 1 begins less than two and-a-half years after the first well was dug.
Eni’s first production platform. Its startup was in July 2019. Currently, it has seven active production wells and three active water injection wells.
Eni wins the rights to Block 28.
The exploration project with a fast track approach responds more readily to the markets’ energy demands.
We are active in multiple activities supporting local communities, from education to nutrition and from health services to prevention.
Download document
