Mexico Facing the Energy Crisis and the Role of Clean Hydrogen
Following power outages in 2026, clean hydrogen in Mexico is emerging as a key technical solution for the decarbonization of industry and the energy system.
Renowned expert in energy and energy transition. He has held high-level positions in the Mexican government and is the founder and president of the Mexican Hydrogen and Energy Transition Association. A scholar at ITAM and the Escuela Libre de Derecho, his leadership has made him a key figure in promoting clean hydrogen in Latin America
Following power outages in 2026, clean hydrogen in Mexico is emerging as a key technical solution for the decarbonization of industry and the energy system.
Mexico manages regional technical cooperation and regulatory alignment to facilitate clean hydrogen production via the Latin American Hydrogen Alliance General Secretariat.
With multi-million-dollar investments and more than 20 projects underway, Mexico is positioning itself as a benchmark in green hydrogen and clean energy for the future.
Mexico takes advantage of renewable resources and T-MEC to scale clean hydrogen; demands standards, incentives and cooperation to reduce industrial emissions.