Mexico is one of the countries that implements the best energy efficiency practices

Press release by the Ministry of Energy (SENER)

This is a machine translation of the original release, issued in Spanish

October 11, 2023

This Wednesday, the Secretary of Energy, Rocío Nahle García led the delivery of Recognitions for the Energy Efficiency of Real Estate, Vehicle Fleets and Industrial Facilities of the Federal Public Administration and Productive Companies of the State.

During the ceremony, the Head of the Ministry of Energy (SENER) highlighted that energy efficiency and energy savings are the tool that contributes to reducing emissions to the environment, which is why in our country we have the National Commission for the Use Energy Efficiency (CONUEE), an institution that plays a fundamental role in promoting efficiency measures.

In that sense, she recalled that in December 2022, the International Energy Agency, in its annual report, recognized Mexico as one of the countries that is implementing the best practices for energy efficiency, where it also gives as an example the measures that are being implemented. adopting the replacement of equipment from higher to lower consumption, as well as the implementation of technological innovations and measures used in the energy policy of the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

In addition to this, the Secretary of Energy maintained that the companies and institutions that were recognized on this day today are walking with a firm step to improve the environment on the planet, she also said that they are working comprehensively to carry out a balanced energy policy, but above all Everything is taken care of at all times to cover the electricity and fuel needs of Mexicans.

Also present at the event were Israel Jáuregui Nares, general director of CONUEE; Carlota Andrade Díaz, head of the Unit designated for the Centers of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation; Miguel Ángel Maciel Torres, Undersecretary of Hydrocarbons and Heberto Barrios, responsible for the Undersecretariat of Planning and Energy Transition.