Pro Mexico Industry | Energy transition in México: solar power as
More and more households and businesses are installing solar panels to reduce both their electricity bills and their carbon footprint. Additionally, the cost of solar technology
Mexican energy reforms unlocking new
Andrés Friedman, co-founder and CEO of clean energy startup Solfium, discusses the outlook for distributed generation and
Pro Mexico Industry | Energy transition in México:
More and more households and businesses are installing solar panels to reduce both their electricity bills and their carbon footprint.
Mexico Energy Sector Reform
On March 18, 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum enacted a sweeping energy reform package that restructures Mexico''s power sector in favor of state-owned companies.
Fossil-fuel-friendly energy policy and isolated infrastructure stifle
The policy makes any investment in solar more costly and difficult for residents and businesses. Some who are committed to this green path go fully off-grid, but that means
Government Subsidy for Mobile Solar Containers in Mexico 2025:
Did you know Mexico''s government subsidies for renewable energy can slash 30–40% off your mobile solar container costs? With rising electricity prices and unreliable grids, businesses
Will Mexico''s vast solar potential remain untapped?
The relative success of the smaller “distributed generation” projects are a sign of Mexico''s huge untapped potential in solar.
The Promise and Pitfalls of Mexico''s Clean Energy
In November, Mexico''s Senate disbanded the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and National Hydrocarbons Commission
Solar power, land control, and Indigenous resistance in Yucatán,
This article examines the suspension of the Yucatán Solar PV park, a project awarded through Mexico''s first long-term power auction, situating it within the broader context
Mexican energy reforms unlocking new opportunities for solar power
Andrés Friedman, co-founder and CEO of clean energy startup Solfium, discusses the outlook for distributed generation and behind-the-meter solar power in Mexico.
The Promise and Pitfalls of Mexico''s Clean Energy Plan
In November, Mexico''s Senate disbanded the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH) and merged them within the
Mexico Clean Energy Report
Rapid growth in renewable energy deployment in Mexico could generate high levels of investment, increase energy access, reduce costs to consumers, and—together with other
Solar power in Mexico
Since solar power is not available during the night, and because wind power tends to be complementary to solar, a mix of both can be expected. Both require substantial storage to
Solar power, land control, and Indigenous resistance in Yucatán, Mexico
This article examines the suspension of the Yucatán Solar PV park, a project awarded through Mexico''s first long-term power auction, situating it within the broader context