The Conflict in Iran and Gas: A Strategic Alert for Mexico Author: Daniela Muñoz · Energy Analysis · March 13 For decision-makers in the energy, industrial, and investment sectors in Mexico, the recent escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel should not be interpreted as a distant geopolitical event. This is a direct operational alert about the structural vulnerability of Mexico's energy model. The reason is concrete: any disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, through

Relocation requires guaranteeing water and energy to materialize the industrial investment. March 23, 2026 The phenomenon of supply chain relocation to Mexico represents a structural reconfiguration of the global manufacturing industry. Companies are moving their operations from Asia to North America to reduce logistics costs, mitigate geopolitical risks, and comply with the rules of origin of the USMCA. However, the arrival of new industrial plants is placing unprecedented p

The energy management model that promotes the autonomy and competitiveness of industrial parks. The evolution of the national electricity system toward a more dynamic and participatory model has found one of its most powerful tools in microgrids . In the context of a Mexico that is consolidating its position as the main recipient of high-intensity manufacturing projects in Latin America, the ability to manage energy locally and efficiently is no longer just an operational ad