Energy
Deregulation in the Polish energy sector: simplifying regulations and tailoring them to the needs of businesses and energy consumers
The new provisions of the Polish Act on Deregulation in the Energy Sector introduce changes concerning electricity billing, communications with consumers, the installation of metering and billing systems, and the activities of energy-sector and district-heating undertakings.Mexico: CNE establishes temporary registration program to identify and regularize self-consumption fuel dispatch activities nationwide
Through this registration program, the National Energy Commission (CNE) allows eligible operators to continue carrying out their activities under defined parameters until the corresponding regulatory framework is issued. The measure seeks to avoid disruptions to ongoing operations and provide regulatory certainty regarding the scope of these activities in accordance with the Hydrocarbons Sector Law.Mexico charts its roadmap to develop the lithium value chain through 2030
The program aims to boost national capabilities in exploration, processing, energy storage and battery manufacturing, although its execution will largely depend on the approval of new regulatory developments and the availability of public resources.Mexico: SENER advances the transition of legacy self-supply projects into the new electricity market through an expedited migration regime and revises transmission charges applicable to LSPEE permit holders
Mexico’s Ministry of Energy (SENER) has issued new regulations aimed at facilitating the voluntary migration of self-supply (autoabastecimiento) and cogeneration permits originally granted under the former Public Electricity Service Law (LSPEE), together with the related contractual arrangements and associated load centers, into the legal and commercial structures established under the Electricity Sector Law (LSE).Mexico: Government launches new call for renewable generation and storage, including projects with CFE
Through this call, the Ministry of Energy (SENER) seeks to establish a specific and priority mechanism for the application and authorization of generation and electricity storage permits. Such projects may be developed in association with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).Mexico: Energy Ministry prioritizes new power generation permits and establishes a binding schedule
Through a new call for applications, the Mexican government will allow the development of new strategic projects aligned with the binding planning framework established by the Energy Ministry (SENER), with the purpose of ensuring orderly planning consistent with the generation capacity requirements of the National Electric System (SEN), in response to the country’s energy needs.Mexico: The Federal Electricity Commission presents a portfolio of 58 Electric transmission projects and announces new bids
Against the backdrop of the country’s growing electricity demand, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) seeks to promote the development of multiple projects as part of its 2025–2030 Expansion Plan.Mexico: The CNE strengthens the interconnection and connection agreement by imposing greater planning and coordination requirements on applicants and authorities of the electrical system
Through a preliminary draft resolution, the National Energy Commission (CNE) updates the agreement model for electrical interconnection and connection, incorporating new rules on deadlines, extensions and coordination with authorities.Mexico: Call for proposals published for joint development projects between the Federal Electricity Commission and private entities
Through this call for proposals, the government seeks to receive proposals for the development of power plants, under a joint development scheme with the Federal Electricity Commission, that can contribute to ensuring energy security and the reliable operation of the national electricity system.