MMEX Resources Corporation

Building Energy Infrastructure. Creating Long-Term Value.

From a platform in Pecos County, Texas, MMEX Resources develops refining, power generation, and next-generation energy infrastructure at the center of the Permian Basin.

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One platform. Two operating companies. Building energy infrastructure in the heart of the Permian Basin.

40+ Years

Of Energy Development Experience

2 Projects

Under Development

Concept to Operation

Full-Cycle Project Development

Safety & Integrity

Our Commitment in Everything We Do

The MMEX Platform

Building Two Projects in the Permian Basin

MMEX Resources is the parent company of a group of businesses developing energy infrastructure in West Texas — one design, one discipline, one standard of execution.

Pecos UltraClean Refining

Next-Generation Clean Refining.

Permian crude, refined where it is produced — into the ultra-low sulfur fuels West Texas runs on, with carbon capture integrated into the design.

Trans Permian Energy

Powering Texas. Building the Future.

Dispatchable power for a state adding more people, data centers, and industry than anywhere in America. A Phase 1 220 MW gas-to-power facility converting Permian natural gas into low-carbon hydrogen and firm electricity for West Texas and ERCOT.

Built to current environmental standards, with carbon capture integrated into the design.

Project 01 / PECOS ULTRACLEAN REFINING
In development

60,000 BPD Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel Refinery

A modern refinery engineered specifically for Permian light sweet crude, producing the ultra-low sulfur diesel West Texas consumes and currently imports. Built as two identical modular trains with carbon capture integrated into the design.

Project 02 / TRANS PERMIAN ENERGY
In development

Power Generation, Blue Hydrogen, and Behind-The-Meter or Grid Delivery

Dispatchable power for a state adding more people, advanced manufacturing facilities, and industry than anywhere in America. Trans Permian is A Phase 1 220 MW gas-to-power facility converting Permian natural gas into low carbon hydrogen and firm electricity for West Texas and ERCOT.

Phase 1 220 MW

Gas-to-power with carbon capture

Our Strategic Pillars

What Guides Every Decision We Make

01

Disciplined Development

Targeting high-quality projects that meet critical energy needs and generate long-term value.

02

Operational Excellence

Executing with precision, maintaining the highest safety standards, and delivering reliable performance.

03

Strong Partnerships

Building enduring relationships with investors, partners, employees, and the communities we serve.

04

Sustainable Value

Committed to responsible development that supports a stronger, more sustainable energy future.

Where We Operate

The Heart of the Permian Basin

The Permian Basin produces energy the rest of the country depends on, and imports much of what it consumes itself. Crude travels hundreds of miles to Gulf Coast refineries before diesel returns. Power demand from oilfield electrification and industrial growth is rising faster than generation can be added.

MMEX’s projects are designed to close both gaps in the place where they are widest.

For Pecos County and the surrounding region, projects of this scale represent sustained capital investment, construction employment, permanent skilled operating positions, demand for local contractors and suppliers, and a meaningful long-term addition to the county tax base.

Pecos County
MMEX Platform Projects

Investor Relations

Committed to Transparency & Long-Term Value Creation

SEC filings, presentations, and answers to common investor questions.