Lift off for nationalisation in Mexican electricity?

In:

Power, Renewables

Region:

Americas

Rob Dwyer

Contributor

AMLO has long threatened to deepen state control of Mexico’s power sector. A move on Iberdrola’s generating portfolio looks like making good on those threats, even if it does little to expand - or decarbonise - the country’s generating mix.

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