The energy audit recommendations were practical and supported by solid financial and operational rationale, making them easy to evaluate and act upon.
Lori C.
Procurement Manager, Global Auto Parts Supplier
Find out what you should be paying for electricity before you sign the contract
Independent energy advice for industrial and commercial facilities in Mexico. MEP measures the plant, prices each option against your CFE tariff, and puts the recommendation in writing. No supplier commissions.
1,150+ MW migrated since 2015. Written reply within 1 business day, no obligation, NDA available.Track recordMeasured at client sites since 2015
1,150+MW migrated to renewable energy
25.4%weighted average savings from renewable energy procurement
2015operating as an independent advisor in Mexico
300+pages in a completed Level 2 audit report
- Vendor-neutralCompensated only by the client
- CEMCertified Energy Manager
- CMVPCertified Measurement and Verification Professional
- ISO 50001Lead Auditor
- ASHRAEMember, ASHRAE 211 methodology
- IPMVPVerified engagements
- Since 2015Mexico City and New York
Selected client relationships
Selected relationships across industrial and commercial operations
One baseline, every decision
Plant management, finance, procurement, and legal teams use the same baseline to decide what to correct, procure, fund, or defer.
Energy efficiency
A Level 2 audit of compressed air, refrigeration, motors, steam, and lighting, each measure ranked by payback. Water and utilities are covered in the same report.
How the audit runs ↗Energy procurement
Your CFE tariff against qualified supply offers, with the contract terms read line by line before you sign. MEP takes no supplier commissions.
Compare supply options ↗MEM migration
Legacy self-supply permits cannot be renewed. Eligibility, cost exposure, and the procurement route, with the gross-to-net bridge shown before any mandate is signed.
Check permit eligibility ↗Virtual Energy Manager
Retained oversight of cost, demand, carbon, and capital across every facility. One record, a named owner, a tracked action.
See how retention works ↗Onsite solar
Load match, roof or land, CFE interconnection, and return on capital, settled before any vendor quotes.
Model the solar case ↗Water management
Source, treatment, process use, cooling, reuse, and discharge, ranked by risk and capital need across your sites.
Rank water risk ↗The case changes by industry
Each industry brings its own loads, approval chain, and exposure. The briefs below start there.
Data centers
Utility availability, interconnection timing, critical load architecture, and site energy economics, settled before the lease or land contract is signed.
Secure the MW first ↗Automotive
Demand charges, compressed air, power quality, and process loads, traced to cost per part and line continuity. 18% lower delivered cost at one Tier 1 plant.
See the Tier 1 case ↗Chemicals
Cost and reliability measures that respect the process limits protecting product conditions, throughput, and safety.
Read the chemicals brief ↗Hotels and resorts
Cooling, hot water, demand, tariffs, solar, and storage, sized to the occupancy pattern that drives the property.
Size systems to occupancy ↗Mining and metals
Large motor loads, power quality, onsite generation, fuel, and grid conditions at remote sites, weighed against production.
Review remote-site options ↗Food and beverage
Refrigeration, steam, compressed air, and sanitation against production schedules and interruption exposure. 12% lower total energy cost at one plant.
See the 12% case ↗Measured results
Client identities remain confidential. Historical outcomes are not forecasts for another facility.
Tier 1 automotive supplierCentral Mexico
18%reduction in delivered electricity cost
Food and beverage facilityNorthern Mexico
12%total energy cost reduction
Large commercial campusMexico City
22%energy cost reduction
Across client renewable energy procurement from 2020 to 2025, MEP migrated 1,150+ MW at a weighted average saving of 25.4%. Every figure above came from a measured baseline at one facility. Yours has its own tariff, load profile, and operating pattern. The only way to know where it lands is to measure it.
Request a facility assessmentThe cost of one outage, in your own numbers
Use four inputs your operations and finance teams already know.
Estimated annual interruption costMXN 13,500,000Request a facility assessment
From data to decision
Each finding states the technical basis, operating requirements, and financial case.
Review the approach ↗- Frame the decision
Establish the owner, consequence, timing, and scope.
- Build the baseline
Review bills, data, schedules, and operating context.
- Validate on site
Measure systems in representative production conditions.
- Build the case
Connect engineering, economics, and risk.
- Oversee and verify
Protect the approved case through execution.
Client deliverable
See the level of analysis before you engage
Review a curated 30-page sample showing how MEP documents facility conditions, energy baselines, engineering measures, investment requirements and payback.
- 30
- pages in this sample
- 300+
- pages in a complete audit
- EN / ES
- bilingual delivery
No commissions, no equipment
MEP is paid by the client and does not sell equipment or electricity. Recommendations may include a tariff correction, operating change, competitive bid, capital project, deferral, or no project.
- Equipment sales
- None
- Vendor affiliations
- None
- Referral fees
- None
- Who pays MEP
- The client
Before you share data
How is MEP different from an equipment vendor?
MEP is paid by the client and accepts no equipment, electricity, vendor, or referral commissions.
What is needed for a preliminary assessment?
Facility location, operating schedule, approximate demand, and a short description of the current concern are enough to start. Data requests come after the first conversation, under NDA.
How long does an industrial energy audit take?
The onsite portion commonly takes 3 to 6 days. The full schedule depends on data availability, measurement requirements, and scope.
Can MEP support an international headquarters?
Yes. MEP works in English and Spanish and structures findings for plant, finance, procurement, legal, and sustainability teams.
What clients say
Organizations remain confidential. Verification contacts are available during qualified evaluation.
The energy study was very well done and delivered real results. The team took the time to understand how our plant actually operates and provided clear, practical recommendations.
Ismael H.
Plant Manager, Global Mining Company
The support we received on our Power Purchase Agreement was excellent. The team conducted a detailed and professional review.
Héctor V.
Plant Manager, Global Battery Manufacturer
Feedback from completed engagements. Client identities remain confidential. Individual results depend on facility profile, tariff, contract terms, and execution.
Request a facility assessment. A written reply within 1 business day.
Tell us the decision under review. An MEP advisor will examine tariff fit, demand exposure, reliability concerns, and whether further diagnostic work is warranted.
- Reply from a senior advisor
- NDA available before documents are shared
- No equipment or vendor commissions
- 1,150+ MW migrated, 25.4% average savings, since 2015