Mexico's Dependence on Gas amid a Global Energy Crisis: What are the Implications and Alternatives?

In this context, gas has taken on a central role: not only as an energy source but also as a potential tool for economic and political influence. For Mexico, this scenario poses significant challenges to ensuring reliable, affordable, and clean energy, and opens an important discussion about the country's energy future.

To support decision-making, NRGI presents its new report Four Keys to Reducing Mexico’s Dependence on Gas. This analysis seeks to broaden the debate toward approaches that address both supply and demand, recognizing the latter as an opportunity to redesign Mexico's energy system in light of recent global changes.

In this webinar, NRGI will present the report’s findings and explore different perspectives on the risks, opportunities, and public policy options for advancing the energy transition.

Speakers

• Fernanda Ballesteros, Manager, NRGI Mexico  
• Aaron Sayne, Senior Governance Officer, NRGI  
• Talia Contreras, Program Officer, NRGI Mexico

Discussants:

• Susana Ivana Cazorla Espinosa, SICEnrgy  
• Aleida Azamar Alonso, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM)  
• José María Valenzuela, El Colegio de México (Colmex)