Renewables comprised 15% of Mexico’s electricity generation in 2015 (pv magazine)
Mexico’s Secretariat of Energy (SENER) has presented the Report on the advance of clean energy 2015, which highlights that in the last year renewables represented 15.4% of the electricity mix in Mexico.
Under the label of “clean energy”, the report looks at renewables but also nuclear technology and efficient cogeneration, which together represented 20.3% of generation.
The report notes that in the last year more than 900 MW of renewable energy was installed: around 768 MW of wind power, 112 MW of geothermal and 56 MW of solar PV. Distributed solar entirely made up the new PV capacity.
Mexican legislation has set a goal of 25% clean energy in electricity generation in 2018, 30% in 2021 and 35% in 2024.
The 8th annual GRC International Luncheon will be held at the 40th GRC Annual Meeting on Monday, October 24. The focus will be on Mexico with presentations by Emillio Camacho – California Energy Commission and Magaly Flores-Armenta - CFE.
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