López Obrador’s energy bill came into force. Specialists give their reactions.

The Senate’s approval of divisive modifications to the energy law and ASOLMEX’s new president, Jaime Pérez de Laborda, are among the top stories.

The ratings firm warned of what could happen to Mexico and the CFE if this reform is approved.

The initiative favors CFE against private parties. The opposition points out that this reform will disturb competition and investment.

López Obrador and his MORENA party are looking for compromise with their new, strongly criticized energy bill to stave off litigation attempts.

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the government’s energy policy, an initiative to boost CFE and the latest PRODESEN are among this week’s top stories.

Mexico’s energy policy and its regulators are among this week’s top stories.

CFE’s former Financial Director, José Antonio Rojas, resigned on Friday, August 21. Edmundo Sánchez has been appointed as his successor.

According to a memorandum, Mexico might need to change its energy policy to be able to rescue state production companies PEMEX and CFE.