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MEXICO'S LEADING ENERGY CONSULTING FIRM

Qualified user registration and energy procurement

Our efficient process and strong network with regulators and energy suppliers allows companies to lower energy costs in Mexico’s newly-deregulated energy market.

We manage the entire RFP process and provide due diligence and risk analysis reports for each PPA proposal. Our consultants work directly with your legal team during contract negotiations with the selected supplier, and we facilitate the Qualified User and Assets Registration process.

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Process for energy procurement in Mexico
Key Steps for Procurement

Identify all viable suppliers and perform pre-qualification process

Perform a comprehensive RFP process

Contracting and negotiation of the power purchase agreement

Installation of new transformers and meters

Frequently Asked Questions
Step 1: Strategy Development

The procurement process starts by partnering with your organization to develop an energy procurement strategy.

After reviewing two years of your energy spending, we analyze financial models and simulations to identify scenarios to cut costs and mitigate risks.

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Developing a strategy for renewable energy procurement in Mexico
Step 2: The RFP Process

Approved suppliers are provided with proprietary bidding documents to streamline energy supply offers for your organization.

Our legal experts manage the negotiation of the key terms and conditions of the power purchase agreement (PPA).

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How does the energy procurement process in Mexico work?
Timeline for energy procurement in Mexico
Representative Timeline

Initial steps:
Market research and strategy
Pre-registration with regulators
Registration with regulators

Key steps after signing the energy contract:
CFE Studies in plants
Meter installation
Initiate electricity supply

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