Mexico Renewables
Mexico has world-class solar, wind, hydro and geothermal resources, but grid expansion and investment rules will decide how quickly they scale.
Mexico has world-class solar, wind, hydro and geothermal resources, but grid expansion and investment rules will decide how quickly they scale.
Mexico’s two Laguna Verde reactors provide firm low-carbon power, but policy remains focused on extending their lives rather than building new units.
Mexico is expanding transmission, distribution and gas infrastructure as industrial demand exposes limits in the national energy system.
Mexico’s natural gas market is shaped by rising power demand, heavy reliance on U.S. supply, pipeline expansion, and limited domestic production.
Mexico’s oil sector is balancing mature Gulf fields, Pemex’s financial strain, lower exports and a renewed drive to refine more crude at home.