Rules may deter Mexican market participation

摘要

Mexico's next long-term power auction process is to start April 29, arngrid operator spokeswoman said Wednesday, but market rules and arnlack of clarity around them may be discouraging participation by GulfrnCoast-area companies, a mini-poll conducted Wednesday shows.rnMexico's National Energy Control Center (CENACE), the newrnindependent system operator, completed its first round of long-termrnauctions at the end of March, after having to re-evaluate preliminaryrnresults, ultimately procuring integrated MWh/clean-energy certificatesrnat an average price of $41.80/MWh, assuming an exchange rate of 17.33rnpesos to the dollar.