Mexico Energy Forum 2022 ECHO to Gather Industry Leaders

Mexico faces a crucial time regarding its energy policy. The rejection of President López Obrador’s energy reform proposal in Congress, the Supreme Court’s reactivation of the Electricity Industry Law (LIE) reform of 2021 and the pressure to meet international decarbonization commitments challenge the energy sector domestically. Meanwhile, rising fuel prices, inflation and the race against the clock to fight climate change are influencing international energy markets.

As the industry adapts to these challenges, spaces to maintain a dialogue and foster understanding become progressively relevant. These topics and more about the present and future of the Mexican energy sector will be discussed by decision-makers and key players at Mexico Energy Forum 2022 ECHO.

As the main fuel for Mexico’s power production, the forum will focus strongly on natural gas, a key element in the worldwide energy transition. Mexico produces more than 60 percent of its electricity using natural gas as an input. The strong dependency on natural gas raises questions about Mexico’s energy security, as increasing gas prices and reduced supply have disrupted the international market.

Other topics, like Mexico’s natural gas production and infrastructure, the future of green hydrogen, ESG policies driving the energy transition and the role of renewable energy production are frequently discussed in the sector. During Mexico Energy Forum 2022 ECHO, key stakeholders will share their insight regarding these issues, making the forum an event you will not want to miss.

Mexico Business is proud to extend an invitation to the first edition of the Mexico Natural Gas Forum, on Sept. 6, and the eleventh edition of the Mexico Energy Forum 2022, on Sept. 7 and 8. Throughout the three-day event, the industry’s most important leaders, investors, and decision-makers will gather to discuss the sector's future and develop new business opportunities.

Mexico Natural Gas and Energy Forums 2022 will bring together the public and private sectors of the industry, providing firsthand information on one of Mexico’s most relevant and complex industries.