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No More Blackouts in Mexico: Cfe Will Launch 5 Power Plants This Year
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Over the course of this year, five power generation plants will enter into operations that will help strengthen the electrical system and avoid blackouts, said Luz Elena González, Secretary of Energy.In the first half of the year, the Combined Cycle Plants of Salamanca and San Luis Potosí, which will contribute to the network 927,1 and 437 MW, respectively, have already begun operations.Additionally, in the coming months, the El Sauz II plants w…
MEXICO CITY.- President Claudia Sheinbaum said that Mexico has sufficient energy capacity to meet national demand, even in the hottest months. “There are resources, there is technical capacity and there will be no lack of energy, neither lack nor lack,” she said. During the event, it was detailed that the stage of increased energy consumption already occurred in May, and there were no large-scale blackouts, but momentary interruptions that were …
The Secretary of Energy of the Government of Mexico, Luz Elena González, announced that soon it will open in Manzanillo of the silver of power generation of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), to strengthen the capacity in the region with an estimated investment of 318,9 million dollars. The above as part of the Plan of Strengthening and Expansion of the National Electrical System of the CFE, to incorporate more than 29 thousand Megawatts …
After the announcement of a planned power cut in Yucatán on July 14, concerns grew about a possible electricity shortage in Mexico, especially in the face of the ambitious industrial expansion plans of the so-called Plan Mexico. However, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo dispelled doubts and assured that the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has sufficient capacity and technical resources to guarantee national supply. During its morning confe…
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