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CAMEXA is the Mexican-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, composed of 800 associates.

Irene Espinola discusses the company's use of clean energy, gaining them a competitive edge and aligning with its social and environmental standards.

The Director General explains how the company was created to reach energy self-sufficiency and clean energy requirements.

Mexico’s household industrial names are leading the charge toward clean energy consumption as the country’s industrial tissue stands to benefit the most from cost-effective energy and energy efficiency.

Among the new figures that emerged during Mexico’s energy transition was that of the qualified supplier.

“To reflect real market costs, Basic Supply Tariffs must reflect the real operational costs of CFE’s generation plants”

Mr. Lankenau hughlughts the company's financial instruments helping to generate price certainty and decreasing volatility.

In the first days of Mexico’s wholesale electricity market (WEM), qualified users faced an undefined and volatile regulatory framework.

Cuestamoras Energía is the energy commercialization and energy services branch of Cuestamoras, a multi-business, innovation-centered corporation specialized in health, urbanism, energy and natural regeneration through forest mining