The historic arrival of the first female president as the ruler of Mexico marks an important milestone in the history of the country and all of Latin America. The energy and renewable sector is not immune to this milestone and looks with hope and optimism toward a possible change in direction that could strengthen it once again.

Under the new government, Mexico hopes to return to the successful path that characterized it in the past and consolidated it as one of the strongest, most innovative, and advanced markets in terms of energy transition and the consolidation of renewable energies.

While the challenges ahead for the new administration are numerous in promoting and revitalizing the sector, as the country must catch up structurally, in terms of construction, and legally after several years of lagging behind, the optimism and ambition for the market are a good omen for forecasting a new wave that ensures a renewable and sustainable future in the country.