The Latin American Energy Organization (LAEO) released a white paper on energy storage in Latin America and the Caribbean, noting that Mexico has enacted unique regional regulations requiring solar and wind power plants to be equipped with battery systems equivalent to 30% of their. . The Latin American Energy Organization (LAEO) released a white paper on energy storage in Latin America and the Caribbean, noting that Mexico has enacted unique regional regulations requiring solar and wind power plants to be equipped with battery systems equivalent to 30% of their. . New secondary regulations are reshaping how distributed generation interacts with the grid, redefining net-metering mechanisms, tightening interconnection requirements and, critically, formalizing the role of energy storage. For the first time, storage is being treated not as an optional add-on. . Mexico is seeing a surge of large-scale solar and battery storage proposals across multiple states following an October decree that sets clearer rules for private energy investments. From pv magazine LatAm The Mexican authorities have reported a growing number of PV projects submitted for approval. . Mexico's energy sector has unveiled a groundbreaking policy, stirring up the global energy storage market and introducing new variables to its development path. This move, announced by Jorge Islas, Undersecretary for Planning and Energy Transition, aligns Mexico with global efforts. .
