Finance, procurement, and plant leaders reviewing an energy supplier bid matrix

Lower energy costs. Protect plant operations.

Independent procurement, efficiency and onsite energy advisory for manufacturers, hotel groups, real estate portfolios and infrastructure operators across Mexico.
Client-side advice, documented assumptions and execution support from initial analysis through implementation.
Begin with one recent electricity bill. NDA available.

Selected clients

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Core services for industrial energy users

Industrial electrical infrastructure supporting a manufacturing facility in Mexico.

Industrial electrical infrastructure supporting a manufacturing facility in Mexico.

Energy audits and efficiency

Facility assessments that prioritize measurable savings across compressed air, HVAC, process cooling, motors, and other major loads.

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Energy procurement and PPAs

Independent tariff, Qualified Supply, PPA, and supplier analysis designed to improve economics and reduce contract risk.

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Onsite generation opportunities assessed at an industrial facility.

Onsite generation opportunities assessed at an industrial facility.

Onsite solar and BESS

Technical and commercial evaluation of onsite solar and storage, including developer selection, financing structures, and contract review.

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Virtual Energy Manager

Continuous monitoring, anomaly detection, and expert guidance without adding a full-time internal energy position.

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What each stakeholder gets

COOs and plant managers

Prioritized actions aligned with uptime, maintenance windows, equipment condition, and implementation capacity.

CFOs and procurement leaders

Conservative savings models, capital requirements, payback analysis, supplier comparisons, and contract-risk visibility.

HSE and sustainability leaders

Energy and emissions measures aligned with safety requirements, GHG accounting, and corporate reporting.

How we work

A disciplined path from initial review to implementation

  1. Initial energy review

    We begin with a 30-minute discussion and one recent electricity bill to understand cost, reliability, and operational priorities.

  2. Technical and commercial analysis

    Our team evaluates the facility, tariff, load profile, contract exposure, and implementation constraints. Additional data is requested only when needed.

  3. Decision-ready roadmap

    You receive prioritized actions with savings estimates, capital requirements, payback periods, risks, and recommended next steps.

Procurement outcomes and team experience

1,150+
MW migrated to renewable energy
Total client capacity supported through our procurement advisory services
25.4%
Weighted average savings
Client MEM transitions from 2020 through 2025
2015
Operating in Mexico
Independent industrial energy advisory
21 years
Average energy-sector experience
Across our advisory and technical team
Measurement basis
  • 1,150+ MW represents client load migrated through MEP procurement advisory.
  • 25.4% is the weighted average savings for MEM transitions from 2020 through 2025.
  • 21 years is the average energy-sector experience across the current team.
  • Savings depend on facility profile, contract terms, market conditions and implementation.

Selected case studies

Three engagement summaries with the baseline, intervention, measurement period and modeled-versus-realized status separated for review.

Tier-1 automotive stamping facility

El Bajío, Mexico · CFE GDMTH

Documented performance case

Documented outcome

US$487K documented annual utility savings

22% utility-cost reduction · 127 kW peak-demand reduction · 1,140 tCO2e/year

Review evidence basis
Baseline
24/6 production; peak-demand penalties represented 34% of monthly utility spend; compressed-air specific power was 22.8 kW per 100 CFM.
Recommendation / intervention
VFD compressor retrofit, chilled-water optimization and a 499 kWp onsite solar system, sequenced efficiency-first.
Date / analysis period
Case study issued June 2026. The source reports completed implementation but does not state the performance measurement period.
Modeled vs. realized
The source reports 1,847 MWh/year of efficiency savings, 787,600 kWh/year of solar generation and US$487K in annual savings; it does not include a modeled-versus-actual table.
Evidence method
ASHRAE Level 2 assessment, site measurements and documented utility-cost reduction. Baseline dates and the verification protocol are not stated in the source.

Tier-1 data center BESS and chiller program

Querétaro, Mexico · CFE GDMTH

Verified performance case

Documented outcome

US$418K annual energy-cost reduction

22.4% bill reduction · 3,200 to 2,780 kW peak demand · PUE 1.62 to 1.44

Review evidence basis
Baseline
US$155,300 monthly energy cost; 3,200 kW peak demand; PUE 1.62; Capacidad and Distribución charges represented 67% of the bill.
Recommendation / intervention
VFDs and reset logic on eight chilled-water pumps plus a 1.2 MW / 2.4 MWh BESS for peak shaving and time-of-use arbitrage.
Date / analysis period
Nine-month implementation roadmap. Case study issued June 2026; full baseline and verification dates are not stated.
Modeled vs. realized
Projected: US$123,200/month, 2,850 kW peak, PUE 1.48 and 1.58 GWh/year saved. Actual: US$120,500/month, 2,780 kW, PUE 1.44 and 1.645 GWh/year.
Evidence method
ASHRAE 211 Level 2 load profiling, BMS integration and reported M&V of chiller savings, followed by an actual-versus-projected KPI comparison.

Luxury resort solar program

Los Cabos, Baja California Sur · CFE GDMTH

Verified 12-month solar case

Documented outcome

US$214,200 realized Year 1 electricity-cost reduction

2,531 MWh actual yield · US$252K RFP savings · 18% modeled 20-year IRR

Review evidence basis
Baseline
8.4 GWh/year consumption, US$1.1M annual energy spend, 1.6 MW peak demand and a US$1.512M single-developer proposal.
Recommendation / intervention
1.4 MW rooftop/carport solar, a five-bid vendor-neutral RFP, owner's-representative oversight, EMS integration and measurement and verification.
Date / analysis period
Twelve months after commissioning; the case study was issued in 2026.
Modeled vs. realized
2,550 MWh modeled versus 2,531 MWh actual (-0.75%); US$218K modeled cost reduction versus US$214.2K actual (-1.7%).
Evidence method
IPMVP-aligned plan, EMS monitoring and quarterly actual-versus-model reports; 0.5% annual degradation and 2.0% soiling loss were modeled.

Our independence

Mexico Energy Partners provides advisory services. We do not sell electricity or equipment. Our role is to evaluate options, structure decisions, and support implementation in the client's financial and operational interests.

Commercial role
We advise clients on procurement, efficiency, onsite generation, storage, and related energy decisions. We are not the electricity supplier or equipment seller.
Compensation
Our advisory fee and any compensation connected to a supplier, developer, referral, or subcontractor relationship are disclosed in the written engagement scope or before the related recommendation.
Supplier and developer conflicts
Potential conflicts are disclosed before a recommendation or counterparty selection. Options are evaluated against documented technical, commercial, operational, and risk criteria.

The client retains final selection and approval authority. The basis for material recommendations is documented so decision makers can review the assumptions, tradeoffs, and any disclosed commercial relationships.

Inside our client deliverables

Redacted excerpts show how we move from facility data to quantified measures, implementation priorities, and executive decisions.

Audit report architecture

The reports connect plant conditions, historical energy use, baselines, and system-level findings in one decision narrative.

Industrial energy audit structure

01Facility and process characterization
02Historical consumption and demand analysis
03Energy baseline and performance indicators
04System-level energy conservation measures
05Economic and environmental evaluation
06Savings summary and conclusions

Derived from redacted English and Spanish MEP industrial audit reports.

Savings decision table

Each measure is presented with the financial and technical fields needed for capital review and prioritization.

Savings summary

Decision fieldReported output
Energy effectkWh and peak demand
Financial impactMXN/year and savings %
Capital requirementEstimated investment
Return profileSimple payback in years
Environmental impactAvoided kg CO2e

Representative structure from redacted savings-summary pages. Client values remain confidential.

Measure-level engineering analysis

Recommendations document the operating issue, technical concept, economics, dependencies, and environmental impact.

Measure analysis

Opportunity identified
Observed operating condition, load, and source of inefficiency
Technical concept
Recommended equipment, controls, sizing, and operating logic
Economic case
Energy savings, cost savings, investment, and simple payback
Implementation factors
Operational constraints, dependencies, and measurement method
Environmental impact
Modeled CO2 reduction where applicable

Representative framework used across the supplied redacted audit and diagnostic reports.

Full redacted examples are available after a brief qualification call and, when appropriate, an NDA.

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Request an initial energy review

Start with a short discussion and one recent electricity bill. We will assess the main cost, contract, reliability, and implementation questions before recommending a scope.

Independent advice. NDA available when appropriate.

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