Global Infrastructure SherpaSecretaría de Energía
The Secretaría de Energía (SENER) of Mexico is the federal government body responsible for formulating and conducting national energy policy. It oversees the planning, regulation, and promotion of energy activities, including hydrocarbons, electricity, and renewable energy, to ensure Mexico's energy sovereignty and sustainable development.
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Strategic Overview
- SENER's current strategy emphasizes strengthening state-owned energy companies (PEMEX and CFE) and ensuring energy sovereignty.
- Focus on maintaining and expanding traditional energy infrastructure, including oil and gas production and refining.
- Promotes renewable energy development primarily through CFE, with a more selective approach to private sector participation compared to previous administrations.
- Key policy instruments include the National Energy Strategy and the National Electricity System Development Program (PRODESEN).
Deal History (1)
Deal Activity from Public Sources
Oversight and strategic direction for the development and construction of the Olmeca Refinery (Dos Bocas) to increase national refining capacity.
Investment Focus
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Geography
Argentina1
Key People
Rocío Nahle García
Secretary of Energy
Track Record
30
Years Active
Notable projects: Olmeca Refinery (Dos Bocas), National Electricity System Development Program (PRODESEN)
Detailed Analysis
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