Discover the latest plans for a cutting-edge data center in Mexico powered by U.S. natural gas, along with major investments in infrastructure and industrial development in Durango state.
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As Mexico attracts a surge of data centers driven by artificial intelligence, the country''s lack of renewable energy leads to increased reliance on fossil fuels, exacerbating pollution and
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As the demand for cloud computing, streaming services, and AI applications surges, data centers in Mexico are rapidly expanding. With more than 10 new hyperscale facilities announced
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Mexico Energy Profile - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.
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Mexico''s population is expected to grow to more than 150 million towards 2050 from 120 million today. This, together with improvements in productivity, will drive
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Mexico''s renewable energy potential could help meet the growing energy needs of its data center sector sustainably, but the current infrastructure for large-scale
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AI-driven data center growth in Mexico may spike energy demand to 5,000MWh. An US$8.7 billion investment is needed, with a focus on renewable energy.
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The surge in electricity demand from data centers is reshaping investment priorities: access to renewable, cost-competitive, and scalable power is no longer an
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Oracle and BorderPlex Digital Assets today announced Project Jupiter will utilize Bloom Energy fuel cells to fully power the AI data center campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. As part
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But even with the growth of the Mexican telecommunications industry and the increase in mobile connectivity across the continent, internet penetration and
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Mexico is increasingly attracting industrial energy investments, particularly from data centers relocating from the United States, according to Santiago Barcón, CEO of PQBarcon.
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This reform would strengthen the ability of the private sector to expand coverage throughout Mexico and require less public sector resources through CFE''s Internet para Todos.
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Press Release 20 April 2026 Siemens and Vulcan Energy partner to scale Europe''s sustainable lithium supply Siemens chosen as preferred automation and digitalization technology supplier for Vulcan
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On Jan. 29, 2025, the Mexican government announced a new electricity law aimed at bolstering state control over the sector to promote affordable, reliable energy. In
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So, if the current constraints on Mexico''s energy sector are manageable, if a little troublesome, why is the alarm sounding across the country''s data centre sector?
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Better Policies for Better Lives Who we are The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is an international organisation that works to build better policies for better
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The USTR''s new trade barriers report singles out Mexico''s energy sector, accusing it of shutting out American companies ahead of USMCA talks.
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Mexico''s data center power market represents a rapidly expanding sector driven by increasing digitalization, cloud adoption, and growing demand for reliable power
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Mexico hits 279MW data center capacity in 2026, but growth slows due to power constraints, requiring coordinated investment and AI infrastructure.
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Mexico''s data centre sector is expanding rapidly, with installed capacity rising from 115.5MW in 2024 to nearly 280MW today. This 142% increase highlights strong demand for digital
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Mexico''s push to expand renewable energy continues to create demand for solar, wind, geothermal, and energy storage technologies, along with smart grid and industrial efficiency
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Nearshoring offers Mexico a major economic opportunity; however, current policy hindering power expansion, energy transition, and private
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CSIS Americas Director Ryan Berg, Michael Ferguson, and Henry Ziemer examine the state of play in Mexico''s information communications technology sector and its implications for
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