Urbanus Energy Enters Mexico’s Fuel Market With Expansion Plan

Mexican-owned Urbanus Energy has officially entered the country’s competitive fuel market with the opening of its first gas station in Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl, part of the greater Mexico City area. The company plans to open 11 additional stations across key locations including Tlalpan, Gustavo A. Madero, Alvaro Obregon, Venustiano Carranza, and Toluca in the coming months.

Founded by Óscar Pedroza, who described the company as “a dream built with hard work, faith and family support,” Urbanus Energy is starting with a full acquisition of existing stations in the Valley of Mexico, backed by an investment of over MX$10 million.

The company aims to sell around half a million gasoline and diesel services per month, catering to public transport, cargo, and private vehicles in the densely populated region. Urbanus Energy also emphasized its commitment to employment and social impact, noting that 40% of its 200 direct jobs are filled by single mothers.

Urbanus positions itself as a customer-focused and environmentally conscious brand, promising reliable service, competitive prices, and “full liters” in every sale. “We are offering not just gasoline, but a different, trustworthy, and accessible service experience,” said CEO Óscar Federico Pedroza.

The launch strengthens competition in Mexico’s downstream sector and aligns with the incoming government’s push for a more efficient and diversified fuel market, said Javier Govea, Founding Partner, GMBA Abogados, and environmental and energy law consultant for the project.