Mexico Clean Energy Report: Mexico: North American Clean Energy Powerhouse

Riccardo Bracho; Jose Alvarez; Alexandra Aznar; Carlo Brancucci; Gregory Brinkman; Aubryn Cooperman; Francisco Flores-Espino; Will Frazier; Chris Gearhart; Omar Jose Guerra Fernandez; David Hurlbut; Amanda Kolker; Ben Kroposki; Eric Lantz; Galen Maclaurin; Billy Roberts; Patricia Romero Lankao; Genevieve Saur; Greg Stark; Haiku Sky

doi:10.2172/1862951

Mexico Clean Energy Report: Mexico: North American Clean Energy Powerhouse

Riccardo Bracho, Jose Alvarez, Alexandra Aznar, Carlo Brancucci, Gregory Brinkman, Aubryn Cooperman, Francisco Flores-Espino, Will Frazier, Chris Gearhart, Omar Jose Guerra Fernandez, David Hurlbut, Amanda Kolker, Ben Kroposki, Eric Lantz, Galen Maclaurin, Billy Roberts, Patricia Romero Lankao, Genevieve Saur, Greg Stark, Haiku Sky

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Abstract

This report provides an assessment of Mexico's clean energy resource potential and pathways for rapidly deploying renewable energy technologies to enable Mexico to reach its goal of 35% renewable energy by 2024 within the current legal and regulatory framework. An appendix to the report includes the results of the 2024 Renewable Energy Integration Study, and technology chapters on wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, transport electrification, and green hydrogen, detailing current state, resource potential, and deployment opportunities and recommendations. Additional sections include transmission, a section on the challenges and solutions for the integration of variable generation resources, and a summary of benefits.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	64
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1862951
State	Published - 2022

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NREL/TP-7A40-82580

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DOE/GO-102022-5721

Keywords

geothermal
green hydrogen
hydropower
Mexico
renewable energy
renewable energy deployment
renewable energy generation
renewable energy integration
resource potential
solar
transport electrification
wind

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Bracho, R., Alvarez, J., Aznar, A., Brancucci, C., Brinkman, G., Cooperman, A., Flores-Espino, F., Frazier, W., Gearhart, C., Guerra Fernandez, O. J., Hurlbut, D., Kolker, A., Kroposki, B., Lantz, E., Maclaurin, G., Roberts, B., Romero Lankao, P., Saur, G., Stark, G., & Sky, H. (2022). Mexico Clean Energy Report: Mexico: North American Clean Energy Powerhouse. https://doi.org/10.2172/1862951

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