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. Our consultants manage and monitor the entire RFP process and provide due diligence and risk analysis reports for each PPA proposal. We work directly with your legal team during the final contract negotiations with the selected supplier, and we facilitate the Qualified User and Assets Registration process.
Schedule a Free ConsultationValue creation begins with initial discussions and follow-up calls with executives and plant staff to develop energy procurement strategy for energy consumption
Analysis of regional market data and supplier due diligence
Financial models provided assessing various scenarios to lower energy costs at the plants, with varying risk/return profiles
Presentation of recommendations on energy procurement strategy to key stakeholders
We gather market data and prepare all necessary market analysis to assist in the development of an energy procurement strategy for your organization.
Consultants provide in-depth analysis and recommendations to assist in selecting the supplier of choice.
Our legal team manages the negotiation of the power purchase agreement and Qualified User registration, including the registration of assets.
Key Steps for Corporate Energy Procurement in Mexico
Procurement of retail supplier to purchase electricity on the wholesale markets
Identify all viable suppliers and perform pre-qualification process
Perform a comprehensive RFP process with high-quality suppliers
Contracting and implementation
Registration of assets and installation of transformers and meters
Frequently Asked QuestionsRegulatory environment
Qualified user process
Energy generation and consumption
Power pricing and auctions
Renewable energy off-takers
Development bank project consulting
PPA Negotiation
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Lower Operating Expenses With Energy Monitoring and IoT
Mexico Energy Partners helps companies to improve energy efficiency, but that needs to be followed up with continuous monitoring and management. Proper monitoring is the key to ensuring that management's plans are successfully implemented so that energy expenses remain low. We recommend the Enectiva IoT platform for energy monitoring and management.
Identifying Risks in Energy Contracts
The number of energy options available to businesses and consumers expanded dramatically over the last several decades, but those new options also created new risks. Energy contract provisions can limit those risks, but market participants must know where to look.
Opportunities in Natural Gas Storage
End users and industrial businesses are sometimes challenged by the lack of pipeline infrastructure that shuts them out of natural gas supplies in Mexico. This is an area for potential growth as either Mexican or foreign investors can seek out opportunities to build out this needed infrastructure.
Experienced Consultants and Advisors
Paola Moreno leads the renewable energy practice at Mexico Energy Partners. Paola’s insights create value for clients with challenges related to renewable energy, energy efficiency, and optimizing fuel supplies. Paola holds a Master of Science in Technological Systems Management: Energy, Technology, and Policy from Stony Brook University. Paola also holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Colombia. Paola has special expertise on issues related to climate change, renewable energy technologies, electric markets, and energy policy.
Rodolfo is an attorney and senior advisor with expertise in energy, natural resources, and infrastructure projects. He covers the entire lifecycle of energy projects including bidding applications, M&A, financing, dispute resolution, construction, operation and maintenance, and licensing. He also resolves environmental, compliance, and regulatory concerns. Rodolfo routinely represents clients before the Energy and Environmental Ministry, state regulatory agencies, such as Energy Regulatory Comission and Hidrocarbons Regulatory Comission on matters arising under federal statutes and implementing regulations, including the Energy Reform of 2013.
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