Legal analysis and perspectives in Mexico. Articles on corporate law, energy, and more.
The new model interconnection and connection agreement to the National Transmission Grid (NTG) and General Distribution Networks (GDN), published March 17, 2026, redefines the rules for companies participating in Mexico’s electric sector…
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When a company faces problems with electricity supply—interruptions, improper charges, or contractual breaches—the decision to sue CFE is often clear. What is not always obvious is which…
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The biggest mistake happens right here: thinking everything depends on the installer or technology provider when applying for a self-supply permit. No! The authority reviews legal documents, technical capacity, property rights, interconnection, justification of self-supply, and more.
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A social impact assessment is a document intended to identify socially vulnerable groups in areas where hydrocarbon and electric sector activities are planned, so that measures can be implemented to safeguard and guarantee human rights…
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On August 23, 2022, a decree was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation ("DOF") creating Litio para México, "LitioMX," as a decentralized public agency. Why is this important…
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Every public or private company relies on suppliers of goods and/or services to operate. For electricity to reach homes and businesses, CFE depends on many vendors—so suppliers should understand how CFE contracting works.
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