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Jobs, Inclusion, And Innovation For The Energy Transition

The recent Climate Week at the United Nations General Assembly in New York spotlighted pivotal trends reshaping the global energy landscape. For Mexico, three themes emerged.

Exploring Innovation At The Green Expo In Mexico City

Mexico’s solar potential is immense, and the projects showcased at the expo prove that there are opportunities to reduce costs, create jobs, and decrease reliance on fossil fuels. With the government’s commitment to renewable energy, the future looks bright for solar in Mexico.

Kijana Mack, executive director at Mexico Energy Partners

Regulatory Policy In Mexico

“The energy sector in Mexico must find the right balance regarding regulatory policy, with the need to achieve the renewable energy targets put forth by the government,” Kijana Mack, executive director at Mexico Energy Partners, says.

The Green Expo In Mexico City

In September of 2022, Mexico Energy Partners attended the Green Expo in Mexico City. As Mexico establishes itself as a regional renewable energy hub, we expect battery storage to become an essential means for enhancing the flexibility of its grid system to provide more versatile energy delivery across the country.

Pricing From Qualified Suppliers

“Renewable energy developers are being much less aggressive when going after large industrial clients looking to move to the free market,” Kijana Mack, director at Mexico Energy Partners in Mexico City, told BNamericas.

Kijana Mack, Director at Mexico Energy Partners

Gas pipelines And LNG In Mexico

“We believe natural gas development projects, and pipeline services, are the most attractive investment opportunities right now. These projects, and the related services, are highly visible and vital to the manufacturing industry in Mexico,” Kijana Mack, director at Mexico Energy Partners, told BNamericas.

“We are positive on the overall framework for renewable energy in Mexico even with the recent announcement regarding the potential review of subsidies for private generators,” says Kijana Mack at Mexico Energy Partners.

Political Risk In Mexico

“While the recent headlines about the potential removal of subsidies caused concern among market participants, we believe the attractive economics for renewables in Mexico will continue to drive project development,” says Kijana Mack at Mexico Energy Partners.

US$200mn loans underscore Mexico’s solar power

Mexico’s Solar Power Potential

“The recently announced IFC/NADB financing is positive for renewable energy growth in Mexico,” Kijana Mack, Director at Mexico Energy Partners, told BNamericas. “The transaction shows the interest investors have for high quality renewable energy projects in countries with well-defined regulatory frameworks.