PUBLICATION

POWER

AUTHORS

Sidonie Pichard, Camille Nedelec

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Mexico Power 2013 POWER Release

Mexico

Power

March 11, 2013

As companies flee the economic storms of Europe, they find in Mexico a host opportunities and competitive advantages in a number of sectors. With the potential to become one of the top 10 most powerful economies in the world, Mexico is becoming a key regional manufacturing hub, and the power sector – a complicated mix of private sector participation combined with public ownership – fuels this growth. Energy demand in Mexico, according to the Secretary of Energy (SENER), will increase by approximately 4% each year for the next ten years, and with it the potential for private sector growth in the industry.

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