Mexican Energy Trade Enforcement Act
HR 5926, the Mexican Energy Trade Enforcement Act, requires the U.S. Trade Representative to take specific actions to enforce Mexico's obligations under the USMCA regarding energy trade. It mandates either requesting a dispute resolution panel with Mexico under USMCA rules or demanding Mexico provide non-discriminatory market access for U.S. energy companies during the first USMCA review. The bill directly affects U.S. energy companies operating in Mexico and exporting energy to Mexico, which faced alleged preferential treatment of Mexico's state-owned energy firms (CFE and Pemex). The USTR must report to Congress within 90 days on actions taken under the law.
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Introduced Nov 7, 2025
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