The Bank of America Financial Institution (Bofa) Securities considers that, regardless of the policies that the president of the United States can apply and the repercussions they may have, in Mexico there is potential for the energy sector.
“We believe that there is a lot To increase, ”said Bofa’s chief economist Carlos Capistrán.
In meeting with means to comment on the economic perspectives that the institution has for Mexico, he said that the increase in energy demand will generate that there are new projects to increase energy supply.
“Regardless of what is done in the United States, we do believe that the following years these two sectors (also infrastructure) we like very much,” said the economist of the financial institution.
He added that the Mexico Plan promoted by President Claudia Sheinbaum is positive and with this the government is trying to advance in several internal issues, leaving aside the commercial relationship with North America, which although it is important, it is also also to boost various sectors and the development poles.
The Mexico Plan is formed by a series of guidelines that seek to boost the development of the country with a long -term vision.
As part of the strategy, the federal government estimates that by 2030, 33.5% of the energy is clean; That is, it comes from renewable sources (solar, geothermal, hydroelectric, wind) and 4.3% of clean sources (renewable energies plus biomass, nucleoelectric and 30% of cogeneration).
On the sources, the government estimates a 30% green cogeneration participation based on current regulation.
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