Private Push for Projects: The Week in Energy

The Mexican business community, led by the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), has shown initiative to unblock and accelerate at least 10 major projects that have stalled in energy and other strategic sectors, seeking to reinvigorate investment, boost competitiveness, and support economic growth.

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Business Leaders Push to Advance Key Energy Projects

The announcement comes amid broader concerns about regulatory uncertainty, restricted private participation in energy, and the approaching 2026 review of the USMCA.

Acciona Agrees to Sell US, Mexican Solar and Wind Portfolio

Acciona Energía agreed to sell its portfolio of solar and wind power assets in the United States and Mexico to the investment firm Mexico Infrastructure Partners (MIP) for US$1 billion, the company announced. The transaction marks a strategic shift for the Spanish renewable energy developer and signals continued foreign investment activity in North America’s clean energy markets.

SENER Promotes Voluntary Energy Efficiency Agreements

SENER highlighted voluntary agreements signed between the government and large electricity consumers to strengthen energy efficiency practices across key industrial sectors, the ministry announced Friday. The agreements aim to reduce consumption, improve competitiveness and support national energy policy objectives.