Challenges facing Mexico’s Energy Department: America’s company

Setting up Mexico on the path towards the future of a standard and reliable energy is an important challenge to President Claudia Shinebam and her administration.

There is a lot of things in office in his first eight months, but there is no doubt that in Mexico, there is no doubt that there is no need for energy in Mexico – including from the broad industrial sector – Is constantly growing up.

Last October, in the first month of the president, Mexican Congress approved for energy reform This determines that the state -owned federal Electricity Commission has the right to generate and supply the majority (54%) electricity in Mexico.

In addition to firmly supporting the state of the state of Mexico’s electricity industry, Shinbam – a climate scientist – Is determined to improve the use of renewable energy sourcesA major difference between him and his political guide, Andres Manuel Lopez Oprador, the champion of fossil fuels.

Shinbam is not an easy task to balance his determination for clean energy change when it comes to ensuring that Mexico’s electricity demand is increasing. The purpose of achieving energy sovereigntyIncluding self -sufficiency for gasoline, too The release of the heavily affected state oil company Bemex continues to fall.

Yes, Mexico’s first female president and her administration are energy challenges, as well as the energy sector.

A company that is very aware of these challenges The company of America (IOA), which is Enable “Energy and Stability Program” for more than 30 years And in Mexico has long been interested in energy issues.

Mexico News Daily has recently talked about Mexico’s energy challenges and the country’s energy landscape, Richard Ki, CEO and CEO of IOA, with Jeremy Martin, Vice President of Energy and Stabilization of the Public Policy Center, and Liononardon, non -citizen and e -citizenship expert.

In a subsequent email to Mexico News Daily, California, a base -based IOA, considers the energy sector to “the most important challenges” for the energy sector, while the entire list of challenges acknowledged “extensive”.

Mexico should provide extra ‘clarity’ to private sector energy companies

Although the aforementioned energy reform controls the contribution of private and foreign companies in Mexico’s electricity industry, it does not prevent Mexico to meet the demand for electricity and to ensure high use of clean energy sources.

IOA Mexico News Tail “The Clear needed As for the involvement of the private sector in Mexico’s energy industry, ”is very important.

When Secondary laws Supporting energy reform and Setting the rules for private sector investment The IOA hopes to cross the Congress at the beginning of this year and need extra clarity.

“The law has clearly presented the primary and state -owned corporations in the energy industry, but at the same time, it does not say uniqueness. In fact, there are areas for the involvement of the private sector, and the regulations are demanding a joint approach to the government’s approach to further clarity and its energy objectives.”

Mexico must ‘refresh’ in pure energy

“A related challenge is renewed in renewable and clean energy,” IOA said.

“Mexico has some of the most important air and solar resources in the world, geo -giving and hydrogen, but they are not created enough,” the policy center said.

Presented more than the federal government 50 new power projects at the beginning of this yearIncluding air and solar teams, and Massive Puerto Benazco Solar Park Sonora already operates somewhat.

During last year’s presidential campaign, Shinbam has promised If he becomes president, to invest more than $ 13 billion in a renewable energy scheme.

In fact, there is plenty of renewable energy capability to tap Mexico – as the IOA points out, the central government recognizes. Private sector can play an important role in energy change in Mexico, As the federal government has agreedAs the second largest economy of Latin America Seeks to do its bit to alleviate climate change.

“The Shinbam administration has set up The goal for 45% of clean energy production by 2030. ”

It said, “How to achieve that goal under the current legal and regulatory framework demands more clarity and explanation from the administration, how the vision will help the private sector implement.”

Another challenge to address: depends on us to natural gas

The IOA told Mexico News Tail, “geo-politics and wide environment for American-Mexico relationships is particularly important because it is associated with energy flows and Mexico is a massive dependence on natural gas imported from the United States.”

During the six -year period of Lopez Operter as president, Natural gas imported from Mexico’s US The highest achievement in the first nine months of 2024. The reliability of US natural gas imports has been in line with domestic production.

“According to some estimates, more than 70% of natural gas in Mexico comes from the United States,” the IOA said.

“During the polar cycle of 2021, when large cuts were found to export the gas pipe from Texas, the dependence was painful,” the Public Policy Center added.

Natural gas deficit stimulates the main electrical barrier; Affected nearly 5 million

Due to interference in natural gas supply in early 2021, North Mexico endured major power obstacles, which allowed Lopez Oprader to “use the days of prolonged distribution to explain the risks of excessive reliability on a foreign supplier and to provide proof of prolonged distribution and to be self -sufficient in Mexico energy. As the Financial Times announced at the time.

IOA highlighted Report of New York Times Said last month that “.

Times’ report said “the eclipse of natural gas oil by the country’s largest single fuel, and used to produce 60 percent of Mexico’s electricity.”

“The interference of gas flow to Mexico is beyond confusion,” said Latin America’s managing director in the research institute Ristott Energy. Shrewner told Parker Times.

“This is one of the reasons why Shinbam did not tell Trump,” he said.

One way to protect against future gas flow interruptions is to increase the storage capacity in Mexico.

“The Mexico government has accelerated negotiations with private companies to double the ability of natural gas strategic strategy … US President Donald Trump’s trade negotiations fear that fuel can be used as a means of pressure (Mexico) pressure.” The Agers-Brus announced at the beginning of this year Quoted that “three sources with knowledge of the matter.”

When increasing the storage, Reducing the reliability of the US natural gas is not an easy achievement As Mexican production is declining, Mexico’s electricity demand is ready to continue.

Enough to attract new investment, affordable and stable energy delivery ‘important

This energy challenges and other Mexican Energy Department’s issues, holds IOA An event that focuses on electricity and natural gas in Mexico The next Thursday is June 5 in the hotel Hayat Region in Mexico. Energy Minister Lus Elena Gonzalez One of the scheduled speakers.

“Changes in the energy industry are very new and need a deep understanding,” the IOA said the condition of its occurrence is at the right time.

“This is an important moment to implement and coordinate final law rules and rules, ”the Public Policy Center said.

The IOA also stated that the Energy Department would play an important role in the government’s help to achieve its goals Plan a Mexico Economic initiativeOne of them Aim to significantly increase electricity by 2030.

“Moreover, it has been more attention and focus on how Mexico is established to catch important production and industrialization investments.

More information on the upcoming IOA “roundable” in Mexico City – Public members can register to attend – The event is available on the website.

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