Mexico on January 26 began the partial roll-out of its dayahead wholesale market with prices for the northern Baja Peninsula ranging from about $15.20/MWh to about $24/MWh, depending on the location and the time of day. Centro Nacional de Control de Energia published day-ahead numbers for the Baja California region, which covers only the northern end of the Baja Peninsula on Mexico’s West Coast, at about 10:30 pm CST January 26 for delivery the next day. The average price was 354.69 pesos/MWh, which at the Banco de Mexico exchange rate of 18.47 pesos to the dollar equates to $19.20/ MWh. The hours from 7 am to 10 pm, which would in the US be considered peak time, had an average price of 341.32 pesos/MWh, or $18.48/MWh, while the remaining hours had an average of 376.97 pesos/MWh, or $20.41/MWh. CENACE has not designated on-peak and off-peak times.
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机译：墨西哥于1月26日开始部分扩展其日前批发市场，北下半岛的价格从约15.20美元/兆瓦时到约24美元/兆瓦时不等，具体取决于地点和时间。 1月26日，美国中部控制中心（Centro Nacional de Control de Energia）发布了下加利福尼亚州地区的日间航班号，该地区仅覆盖墨西哥西海岸巴哈半岛的北端，大约在美国中部标准时间1月26日晚上10:30交货。平均价格为354.69比索/兆瓦时，按墨西哥银行对美元的18.47比索的汇率等于19.20美元/兆瓦时。从上午7点到晚上10点的时间（在美国被认为是高峰时间），平均价格为341.32比索/兆瓦时，即$ 18.48 / MWh，而其余时间的平均价格为376.97比索/兆瓦时，即$ 20.41 /兆瓦时。 CENACE尚未指定高峰时间和非高峰时间。
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