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Energy In Numbers
The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) has effectively become the regulator of the midstream and downstream segments of the oil and gas value chain, as well as the entire electricity supply chain.
Exploration / Transportation Extraction
Generation
Refining / Processing
Transportation
System and Market Operation (ISO)
Storage
Distribution
Retailing & Commercialization
Retailing & Commercialization
Objectives of the reform
Transmission
Distribution
Reform Objectives
Reform Principles
• Reduce costs and rates
• More clean energy
• Spread the benefits
• Incentives for value creation and efficient operation
• Decisions through competitive processes
• Open access and non-discrimination
• Promoteinvestmentandguaranteetransparency
Mexico’s landmark energy reform is now a reality, creating significant investment opportunities throughout the entire value chain.
US$156 billion
Public and Private Investment
Power Sector
First Power Auction: US2.6 billion
Generation: US98.7 billion * Transmission: US15.3 billion * Distribution: US17.7 billion*
Hydrocarbons “Round One”
1stTender:US2.7billion 2ndTender:US3.1billion 3rdTender:US1.1 billion
Natural Gas Transportation
Awarded projects, tendered or under construction: US4.4 billion Five Year Gas Pipeline Plan (2015–2019): US10.2 billion
* Total expected investment throughout 2030.
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Reform Elements
• Industry Restructuring
• Competitive Market
• Clean Portfolio Standard
• Independent Planning
Electricity Hydrocarbons