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Mexico Offshore

The Mexico Offshore footprint produced 410.3 MMbbl of oil and 808.2 Bcf of natural gas in 2025; 0 rock-evidenced wells and 1,385 wells in the footprint. Data through 2026-05.

Production data through 2026-05 · well counts as of 2026-05

Production

Mexico Offshore oil production (million bbl/d, monthly average, grouped by when each well first produced)
Colour runs from the oldest cohort, 2012–2016, to the newest, 2026. Exact figures are in the table below.
Mexico Offshore oil production — million bbl/d, by first-production vintage 0.511.5 20222023202420252026 Jun 2021 — 1.41 million bbl/d total Jul 2021 — 1.4 million bbl/d total Aug 2021 — 1.35 million bbl/d total Sep 2021 — 1.39 million bbl/d total Oct 2021 — 1.38 million bbl/d total Nov 2021 — 1.37 million bbl/d total Dec 2021 — 1.37 million bbl/d total Jan 2022 — 1.37 million bbl/d total Feb 2022 — 1.36 million bbl/d total Mar 2022 — 1.35 million bbl/d total Apr 2022 — 1.33 million bbl/d total May 2022 — 1.35 million bbl/d total Jun 2022 — 1.36 million bbl/d total Jul 2022 — 1.36 million bbl/d total Aug 2022 — 1.36 million bbl/d total Sep 2022 — 1.35 million bbl/d total Oct 2022 — 1.34 million bbl/d total Nov 2022 — 1.32 million bbl/d total Dec 2022 — 1.31 million bbl/d total Jan 2023 — 1.32 million bbl/d total Feb 2023 — 1.32 million bbl/d total Mar 2023 — 1.31 million bbl/d total Apr 2023 — 1.32 million bbl/d total May 2023 — 1.32 million bbl/d total Jun 2023 — 1.31 million bbl/d total Jul 2023 — 1.26 million bbl/d total Aug 2023 — 1.3 million bbl/d total Sep 2023 — 1.29 million bbl/d total Oct 2023 — 1.28 million bbl/d total Nov 2023 — 1.26 million bbl/d total Dec 2023 — 1.26 million bbl/d total Jan 2024 — 1.25 million bbl/d total Feb 2024 — 1.24 million bbl/d total Mar 2024 — 1.23 million bbl/d total Apr 2024 — 1.2 million bbl/d total May 2024 — 1.21 million bbl/d total Jun 2024 — 1.21 million bbl/d total Jul 2024 — 1.21 million bbl/d total Aug 2024 — 1.21 million bbl/d total Sep 2024 — 1.2 million bbl/d total Oct 2024 — 1.18 million bbl/d total Nov 2024 — 1.15 million bbl/d total Dec 2024 — 1.13 million bbl/d total Jan 2025 — 1.1 million bbl/d total Feb 2025 — 1.12 million bbl/d total Mar 2025 — 1.12 million bbl/d total Apr 2025 — 1.12 million bbl/d total May 2025 — 1.11 million bbl/d total Jun 2025 — 1.12 million bbl/d total Jul 2025 — 1.14 million bbl/d total Aug 2025 — 1.14 million bbl/d total Sep 2025 — 1.14 million bbl/d total Oct 2025 — 1.13 million bbl/d total Nov 2025 — 1.12 million bbl/d total Dec 2025 — 1.14 million bbl/d total Jan 2026 — 1.13 million bbl/d total Feb 2026 — 1.13 million bbl/d total Mar 2026 — 1.12 million bbl/d total Apr 2026 — 1.12 million bbl/d total May 2026 — 1.13 million bbl/d total

Every barrel here traces to a volume the regulator published — 100% of it reported for the individual well.

Where the other 0.00% comes from
  • 100% Reported by the regulator for this well and month
Mexico Offshore natural gas production (billion cf/d, monthly average, grouped by when each well first produced)
Colour runs from the oldest cohort, 2012–2016, to the newest, 2026. Exact figures are in the table below.
Mexico Offshore natural gas production — billion cf/d, by first-production vintage 123 20222023202420252026 Jun 2021 — 2.83 billion cf/d total Jul 2021 — 2.79 billion cf/d total Aug 2021 — 2.71 billion cf/d total Sep 2021 — 2.77 billion cf/d total Oct 2021 — 2.73 billion cf/d total Nov 2021 — 2.73 billion cf/d total Dec 2021 — 2.65 billion cf/d total Jan 2022 — 2.62 billion cf/d total Feb 2022 — 2.58 billion cf/d total Mar 2022 — 2.6 billion cf/d total Apr 2022 — 2.61 billion cf/d total May 2022 — 2.59 billion cf/d total Jun 2022 — 2.62 billion cf/d total Jul 2022 — 2.69 billion cf/d total Aug 2022 — 2.73 billion cf/d total Sep 2022 — 2.72 billion cf/d total Oct 2022 — 2.7 billion cf/d total Nov 2022 — 2.66 billion cf/d total Dec 2022 — 2.59 billion cf/d total Jan 2023 — 2.61 billion cf/d total Feb 2023 — 2.64 billion cf/d total Mar 2023 — 2.68 billion cf/d total Apr 2023 — 2.67 billion cf/d total May 2023 — 2.65 billion cf/d total Jun 2023 — 2.67 billion cf/d total Jul 2023 — 2.58 billion cf/d total Aug 2023 — 2.63 billion cf/d total Sep 2023 — 2.65 billion cf/d total Oct 2023 — 2.61 billion cf/d total Nov 2023 — 2.54 billion cf/d total Dec 2023 — 2.48 billion cf/d total Jan 2024 — 2.47 billion cf/d total Feb 2024 — 2.47 billion cf/d total Mar 2024 — 2.45 billion cf/d total Apr 2024 — 2.16 billion cf/d total May 2024 — 2.17 billion cf/d total Jun 2024 — 2.28 billion cf/d total Jul 2024 — 2.25 billion cf/d total Aug 2024 — 2.24 billion cf/d total Sep 2024 — 2.24 billion cf/d total Oct 2024 — 2.22 billion cf/d total Nov 2024 — 2.2 billion cf/d total Dec 2024 — 2.19 billion cf/d total Jan 2025 — 2.2 billion cf/d total Feb 2025 — 2.21 billion cf/d total Mar 2025 — 2.21 billion cf/d total Apr 2025 — 2.21 billion cf/d total May 2025 — 2.2 billion cf/d total Jun 2025 — 2.21 billion cf/d total Jul 2025 — 2.23 billion cf/d total Aug 2025 — 2.24 billion cf/d total Sep 2025 — 2.23 billion cf/d total Oct 2025 — 2.22 billion cf/d total Nov 2025 — 2.19 billion cf/d total Dec 2025 — 2.22 billion cf/d total Jan 2026 — 2.19 billion cf/d total Feb 2026 — 2.19 billion cf/d total Mar 2026 — 2.19 billion cf/d total Apr 2026 — 2.17 billion cf/d total May 2026 — 2.18 billion cf/d total

Every cubic foot here traces to a volume the regulator published — 100% of it reported for the individual well.

Where the other 0.00% comes from
  • 100% Reported by the regulator for this well and month

Each band is the wells that first produced in that year, so the stack shows what is holding today's rate up and how much of it is new drilling. Every band is measured volume — no cohort is modelled.

Annual table (full history)
YearOil (MMbbl)Gas (Bcf)
2016623.11,138
2017578.21,051
2018551.51,065
2019506.91,106
2020508.61,103
2021508.81,039
2022491.2965
2023473.3955
2024440.0833
2025410.3808
Monthly table (last 24 months)
MonthOil (MMbbl)Gas (Bcf)
2024-0636.468
2024-0737.570
2024-0837.569
2024-0936.167
2024-1036.569
2024-1134.566
2024-1235.068
2025-0134.168
2025-0231.462
2025-0334.869
2025-0433.566
2025-0534.268
2025-0633.566
2025-0735.469
2025-0835.369
2025-0934.167
2025-1035.169
2025-1133.766
2025-1235.369
2026-0135.068
2026-0231.761
2026-0334.768
2026-0433.765
2026-0535.168

Source: CommoVision — Mexico Offshore, data through May 2026.

Where the wells are

A map of 1,091 well locations inside the Mexico Offshore footprint for which CommoVision holds a published surface coordinate, each drawn where it is, over faint country outlines, place names and a latitude/longitude grid for orientation.
1,091 well locations inside the Mexico Offshore footprint, drawn where they are — every dot is our own data. The faint country outlines, place names and a latitude/longitude grid beneath them is published boundary geometry, drawn for orientation only; there is no basemap. A further 294 wells we track here are not drawn — no published coordinate, or outside this frame.

Key numbers

1.13 million bbl/d May 2026 oil production +2.4% vs May last year
2.18 billion cf/d May 2026 gas production -0.8% vs May last year
1.12 million bbl/d 2025 oil production
2.21 billion cf/d 2025 gas production
1,385 wells Wells in the total footprint all formations & trajectories

Source: CommoVision — Mexico Offshore, data through May 2026.

Well counts are shown on two independent bases — rock-evidenced (a formation assignment backed by regulator-reported formation evidence) alongside the total footprint (every well inside the county-based definition). The two overlap heavily, but neither contains the other: rock evidence follows the formation wherever it was drilled, including outside the county lines. See the methodology for why we don’t infer play membership.

What the data shows

  • The Mexico Offshore footprint produced 410.3 MMbbl of oil and 808.2 Bcf of natural gas in 2025 (reported to the regulator).
  • The Mexico Offshore footprint oil production peaked in 2016 at 623.1 MMbbl; 2025 output of 410.3 MMbbl ran at 66% of that peak (reported to the regulator).
  • Mexico Offshore is a producing AREA, not a single rock target: the 1,385 wells here are grouped by where they are, across every formation and trajectory drilled inside it.

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