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Smart Grid in Mexico - Key To Renewable Energy Integration Goal
GlobalData, April 2011, Pages: 6
Smart Grid in Mexico - Key To Renewable Energy Integration Goal
Summary
Our report 'Smart Grid in Mexico – Key To Renewable Energy Integration Goal' provides an analysis of the developments related to smart grid in Mexico. Smart grid activities have gained pace in South and Central American nations. Mexico is one of the handful countries in this region which has started deployment of smart grid technologies. The electricity market in Mexico is controlled by the state-owned Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE). It is the country’s largest state-owned company and has a monopoly in Mexico for the generation, transmission and distribution of power. CFE controls around 70% of the country’s installed capacity. Private players do not participate in the transmission and distribution of electricity in Mexico. The private power generation in Mexico is done on a self-supply basis, as in, private players generate electricity for their own consumption. Moreover, the private players are only allowed to sell the excess electricity to CFE
Scope
- Key smart grid projects and developments in Mexico
- Key drivers for deployment of smart grid in Mexico
- Major restraints for progress of smart grid in Mexico
- Key policies and regulations guiding smart grid deployment in Mexico
- Major vendors of smart grid technologies in Mexico
- Major Organizations supporting smart grid deployment in Mexico
Reasons to buy
- Identify key growth and investment opportunities for smart grid technology vendors in Mexico
- Gain insight on the growth potential offered by Mexican smart grid industry to technology vendors
- Developing strategies for market penetration
- Facilitate decision-making based on market developments related to smart grid in Mexico
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