Wind and solar benchmarks for a 1.5°C world
Wind and solar power will play a key role. Recent policies have increased support for gas-fired electricity generation and discontinued RE support mechanisms such as tenders, causing a
Solar power in Mexico
Solar power in Mexico contributes 27.55 TWh of generation to the Mexican grid, accounting for 7.6% of total electric power generation as of 2024. [1] Mexico has 11.99 GW of installed
Mexico Solar 2026: Growth Meets the Storage Bottleneck
Mexico''s solar market is pivoting to focus on energy storage and grid integration to support nearshoring resilience, writes Marcos Ripoll.
Mexico''s solar PV capacity to reach 37.8GW by 2035, forecasts
Mexico''s solar PV capacity to reach 37.8GW by 2035, forecasts GlobalData Mexico''s solar PV growth is supported by long-term planning under PLADESE 2025–2039 and stricter
Mexico targets up to 9.5 GW of solar and wind by 2030
Prosener combines public investment with private participation in generation and storage, alongside measures to promote efficiency, technological innovation, and electrification.
Mexico Mandates Twenty-Five Gigawatts New Clean Power and Storage
The plan targets the addition of 24,954 MW of new clean capacity by 2030, with 5,000 MW dedicated to battery energy storage systems (BESS) to manage the intermittency of
Renewable Energy in Mexico: Solar, Wind & Geothermal Growth
Explore Mexico''s boom in alternative energy. Discover how strategic investments in solar, wind, and geothermal power are shaping the future of clean energy.
Electric storage in Mexico: challenges and progress
Compared to other Latin American countries, Mexico is in a favorable position due to its abundance of solar and wind resources. However, countries such as Chile and Peru
Mexico revises renewable energy capacity addition targets for
Mexico has revised renewable energy capacity addition targets for the short- and long-term period where lowered PV-solar and increased wind capacities could lead to a
Mexico Clean Energy Report
Rapid growth in renewable energy deployment in Mexico could generate high levels of investment, increase energy access, reduce costs to consumers, and—together with other