How important is Mexico's power supply sector?

Additionally, the global market relevance of Mexico's power supply sector is increasing as it becomes an attractive hub for renewable energy investments, particularly in solar and wind energy.

What's new in Mexico's energy sector?

The Mexican government has implemented sweeping legislation for the energy sector, including a new electric sector law -- called the LESE -- and a new law that overhauls the structure and governance of the Comisión Federal de Electricidad or CFE, the country’s power utility.

Will Mexico's New Electricity Law boost the energy sector?

Mexico’s new electricity law could boost the country’s energy sector. But big questions remain. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has launched a new strategy to address chronic issues of underinvestment in Mexico’s power sector.

What is Mexico's New Energy Strategy?

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has launched a new strategy to address chronic issues of underinvestment in Mexico’s power sector. This strategy is a hybrid approach: It keeps some of the market mechanisms of Mexico’s 2013-14 energy reforms and preserves the country’s legacy self-supply and independent power producers (IPPs).

What opportunities are there in Mexico's electrical power industry?

Mexico’s electrical power industry mainly offers opportunities for U.S. products, services, and technologies for energy efficiency, distributed generation, energy storage, small-scale renewable energy projects, and distribution networks. The U.S. Commercial Service Mexico is ready to assist you in exploring these opportunities in Mexico.

What is Mexico's energy reform strategy?

This strategy is a hybrid approach: It keeps some of the market mechanisms of Mexico’s 2013-14 energy reforms and preserves the country’s legacy self-supply and independent power producers (IPPs). But it also establishes primacy for the national electricity company, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).