Mexico Energy Partners helps finance, operations, procurement, and sustainability teams reduce energy cost and risk across electricity procurement, efficiency, onsite generation, storage, reliability, and ongoing energy management.
We work for the client. MEP does not sell electricity or equipment and does not accept supplier or developer commissions.
Send one recent CFE bill
1,150+ MW
Client load migrated to renewable energy through MEP procurement advisory.
25.4%
Weighted average client savings from transitions to the MEM, 2020 through 2025.
21 years
Average energy-sector experience across the MEP team.
Client-side
Independent advice without electricity, equipment, supplier, or developer commissions.
Selected clients
MEP connects technical findings to commercial decisions so every stakeholder can act from the same defensible record.
CFE baseline analysis, Qualified Supply strategy, supplier RFPs, bid normalization, contract review, and transition planning.
Typical outputComparable commercial model, risk register, negotiation position, and approval recommendation.
Explore procurement advisoryField assessment of compressed air, HVAC, process cooling, motors, lighting, controls, billing, and operating practices.
Typical outputMeasured baseline, quantified measures, capital requirements, payback, dependencies, and verification plan.
Explore energy efficiencyIndependent technical and commercial evaluation of generation, storage, interconnection, developer proposals, and financing structures.
Typical outputFeasibility case, normalized bids, contract risk review, and implementation roadmap.
Explore onsite energyOngoing review of bills, interval data, operating events, budgets, anomalies, procurement exposure, and accountable actions.
Typical outputManagement dashboard, variance explanations, action owners, due dates, and monthly advisory review.
Explore ongoing energy managementMeasurement and diagnosis of voltage events, harmonics, power factor, critical loads, outage exposure, and backup requirements.
Typical outputRoot-cause findings, mitigation options, critical-load priorities, and investment sequence.
Discuss a reliability concernFleet duty-cycle analysis, charger strategy, depot capacity, demand impact, phasing, and electrical-infrastructure planning.
Typical outputTotal-cost model, charging plan, capacity requirements, and phased implementation case.
Explore electric mobility
Our recommendations begin with the equipment, operating constraints, data, and commercial obligations that shape each facility. The result is a practical decision record that finance and plant teams can evaluate together.
Each engagement is structured around the evidence, approvals, and operating constraints of the teams that must implement it.
Translate tariff, supplier, efficiency, and onsite-energy options into comparable economics with explicit assumptions and risk allocation.
Decision supportNormalized commercial model, sensitivities, contract risks, and a clear approval recommendation.
Prioritize measures that respect production schedules, maintenance capacity, process requirements, and reliability constraints.
Decision supportOperationally sequenced action plan with accountable owners, dependencies, and verification requirements.
Connect decarbonization objectives to traceable energy baselines, implementation evidence, safety review, and defensible reporting.
Decision supportEmissions methodology, evidence trail, safety considerations, and progress measures tied to actual projects.
Initial qualification stays light. Detailed information is requested only after the opportunity and scope are clear.
Share one recent CFE bill and a short description of the facility, operating concern, or commercial objective.
We confirm fit, define the decision to be supported, establish an NDA when needed, and request only the relevant data.
MEP develops the baseline, tests the options, documents assumptions, and separates modeled, identified, and realized results.
Your team receives a clear recommendation with commercial, technical, implementation, and verification requirements.
MEP does not sell electricity or equipment. We are paid by clients through agreed advisory fees and do not accept supplier or developer commissions or referral payments. Potential conflicts are disclosed and managed before recommendations are made.
A senior MEP advisor will review the bill in context, confirm fit, and explain the evidence required for a focused next step.
