MEXICO CITY, June 11 (Reuters) - Mexico's total proven

hydrocarbon reserves, which include crude oil and natural gas,

rose to 8.383 billion barrels of crude oil equivalent, the

country's regulator said on Tuesday in its annual reserves data

announcement.

It brings together the reserves of state energy company

Pemex and others that entered the country after a landmark

energy reform that opened the market in an attempt to bring new

technology, expertise and funding.