Government of Mexico Announces New CNE Energy Regulator

On Wednesday, the National Energy Commission, a new sector-based body of the Energy Secretariat, came into operation, which will concentrate the regulatory functions of the energy sector on the production chains of natural gas, LP gas, petroleum, petrochemicals and electricity. In addition, it will be responsible for issuing permits, supervising the operation of the sector, calculating tariffs, verifying irregularities and sanctioning practices …

With the appointment of Juan Carlos Solís Ávila as general director, the National Energy Commission (CNE), the new regulatory body for the energy sector in Mexico, has been created with the aim of reducing bureaucracy, speeding up procedures and avoiding duplication of functions in regulating the production chains of natural gas, LP gas, petroleum, petrochemicals and electricity. The CNE will be in charge of granting permits, supervising product…

The Ministry of Energy (SENER) reported on the entry into operations of the National Energy Commission (CNE), as well as the appointment of Juan Carlos Solís Ávila as its head. SENER highlighted Solís Ávila’s more than 20 years of experience in the energy industry, development of projects and public policies in the areas of clean and conventional energy, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, ecotechnologies and climate change. It also has mas…

The Government of Mexico presented the head of the new regulatory authority National Energy Commission (CNE), which took office on Wednesday, May 21.See more: Sheinbaum creates National Energy Commission and establishes functions after the extinction of regulatorsThe Energy Secretariat reported in a statement that Juan Carlos Solís Ávila will be the new director general of the regulatory body.The regulatory body has the mandate to reduce bureauc…