CFE Modernizes Grid: The Week in Energy

CFE announced progress in the improvement and modernization of the National Transmission and Distribution System as part of a broader strategy to anticipate sustained growth in electricity demand and strengthen the reliability of the National Electric System.

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CFE Advances Transmission, Distribution Plans

The update was delivered by CFE’s Director General, Emilia Calleja, during the presidential morning conference led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, alongside Minister of Energy Luz Elena González.

Power Demand Rises as Investment Lags, IMCO Warns

Mexico’s electricity system faces growing pressure from rising demand and declining public investment, according to an analysis of the Power Sector Development Plan 2025–2039 (PLADESE) by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). SENER’s plan outlines the roadmap for the National Electric System over the next 15 years as consumption growth continues to outpace infrastructure expansion.

Chubb Expands Insurance Coverage for Renewables in Latin America

Chubb has expanded its insurance offerings for renewable energy projects in Latin America, aiming to support the region’s accelerating transition toward cleaner power generation and address rising climate and financial risks associated with large-scale energy investments.

Shell Withdraws From Argentina LNG Project With YPF

Shell has withdrawn from the initial phase of the Argentina LNG export project being developed with state-controlled energy company YPF, the companies confirmed this week, marking a shift in the early planning of one of South America’s planned liquefied natural gas ventures.

Mexico Advances 20 Renewable Energy Projects Across 11 States

Mexico’s federal government is moving forward with a broad package of renewable energy and power infrastructure projects aimed at strengthening the national electricity system, expanding clean generation and improving energy security, according to officials. The plan includes 20 renewable energy projects across 11 states, alongside new solar, wind and firm-capacity developments led by the state-owned utility.