- System
- IEA
- Holding model
- obligated industry
- Stockholding body
- Ministry of Energy (SENER) Public Policy on Minimum Storage of Petroleum Products, mandatory for marketing and distribution permit holders selling gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. No government strategic petroleum reserve
- Obligation
- No IEA stockholding obligation as a net exporter. Domestically, the SENER minimum storage policy is mandatory for permit holders that sell gasoline, diesel and jet fuel to service stations or end users (IEA policy page)
- Reporting
- no regular publication
Mexico's operative national rule is the domestic minimum storage policy for petroleum products; there is no government owned crude reserve.
Latest disclosure
The government does not publish a current strategic petroleum reserve level. No government SPR level was found on an official page; commercial and Pemex operating stocks are not published as an SPR total.
Last recorded action
2026-03-11: release of 3.9 million barrels. Mexican contribution to the IEA collective action of 11 March 2026 was 3.9 million barrels recorded by the IEA as an other contribution (a production increase), not a stock release. Public stocks and obligated industry stocks were both zero in the IEA table. (source)
Confidence note: Model and policy fields verified from IEA pages opened; the level field is a verified absence from those pages rather than a published figure.