Weekly RoundUp
Actis Launches Yeltica Energy for Over 2GW Mexican Renewable
UK-based sustainable infrastructure investor Actis has launched Yeltica Energy, a new greenfield renewable energy platform aiming for over 2GW of generation capacity in Mexico. Read more here.
The Invisible Infrastructure Behind Mexico’s AI Future
Andres Friedman, CEO of Solfium, emphasizes that Mexico’s competitiveness in the global AI landscape relies heavily on electricity access, grid resilience, and energy storage. With an expected demand for 1.5GW of power by 2030 from AI workloads, investment in distributed energy infrastructure will be crucial. Learn more.
Natural Gas Key to Mexico’s Energy Security: AMGN
Alfredo Bejos, AMGN President, asserts that natural gas is vital for Mexico’s energy security and industrial competitiveness. As manufacturing demand grows, enhancing natural gas transport and storage infrastructure will be pivotal for a reliable energy supply. Discover more.
ESENTIA Buys TC Energy Gas Pipeline for US$400 Million
ESENTIA Energy Development announced its acquisition of Energía Occidente de México from TC Energy for US$400 million. Find out more.
How CEOs Can Optimize I-REC Strategy and Tax Equity
Ian De la Garza, CEO of Finsolar, advises Mexican companies to focus on long-term Tax Equity investments rather than only purchasing International Renewable Energy Certificates (I-RECs) for compliance. Read his insights.
Heat: The Overlooked Half of the Energy Transition
Daniel García Valladares, CEO of Modulo Solar, argues that changing industrial and commercial thermal processes, which make up 48% of global energy consumption, requires a hybrid approach rather than relying solely on electrification. Explore this topic further.
NVIDIA, Google Launch Alliance to Speed Data Center Connections
With the growing demand for electricity from data centers, tech giants NVIDIA and Google are collaborating to adapt electricity consumption dynamically in response to grid conditions. Read more.
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