Sempra Decreases Mexico Participation: The Week in Energy

Sempra has announced plans to sell select energy infrastructure assets in Mexico and a minority stake in Sempra Infrastructure.

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Sempra to Sell Energy Assets, Stake in Infrastructure Unit

Sempra will sell certain energy infrastructure assets in Mexico and a minority stake in Sempra Infrastructure to help fund its US$56 billion capital spending plan, the company announced on Monday.

SENER to Invest MX$200 Million in Solar Panels for Mexicali

SENER has announced a MX$200 million (US$9.829 million) investment to install 5,500 solar panels in the homes of vulnerable families in Mexicali, Baja California. The initiative is part of the Sol del Norte program, which aims to reduce electricity bills by up to 70% for households in areas with extreme temperatures.

Record Growth in Global Renewable Energy Capacity: IRENA

A report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) revealed that in 2024, renewable energy achieved record growth, accounting for more than 90% of the total global energy capacity expansion.

Isolated Self-Consumption, Storage: An Energy Deficit Solution

As nearshoring continues to gain momentum in Mexico, many industrial consumers face significant challenges in scaling their operations efficiently. Mario Benitez, Wholesale Energy Director, Quartux, highlights that "when an industrial consumer already has a plant or is planning to set one up, they will undoubtedly face two challenges: electricity infrastructure and compliance with all the necessary regulations."