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Mexico Power Market Permitting and Legal Reform Update
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Mexico Power Market Permitting and Legal Reform Update
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In its emerging power market, Mexico’s regulators must balance the desire for a fast and efficient market participant registration process with the need to ensure that entities have the required skills and financial soundness to operate effectively. Many questions continue to arise from both Mexican and global companies about the registration process to participate in Mexico’s power markets. Review Mexico’s power registration for retail power marketing and wholesale power trading, including the challenges that many have faced in navigating the process.
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Mexico Power Market Permitting and Legal Reform Update (Nov 2017)
Rebecca Bollenbach
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Mexico Power Market Permitting and Legal Reform Update (Nov 2017)
In its emerging power market, Mexico’s regulators must balance the desire for a fast and efficient market participant registration process with the need to ensure that entities have the required skills and financial soundness to operate effectively. Many questions continue to arise from both Mexican and global companies about the registration process to participate in Mexico’s power markets. Review Mexico’s power registration for retail power marketing and wholesale power trading, including the challenges that many have faced in navigating the process.
Originally presented: Oct 2017 Gas and Power Institute
Rebecca Bollenbach,
Essentia Advisory Partners LLC - Houston, TX