About Intersolar Mexico | Impressions

The Iran war and the ongoing energy crisis underline the urgency of driving the energy transition and phasing out fossil fuels.

Ahead of the event, Intersolar Mexico is carrying out a series of key activities aimed at analyzing the state of the sector from the perspective of specialists from academia and industry. These spaces for dialogue help enrich the conversation, identify trends, and guide decision-making.

The Intersolar Mexico Strategic Leadership Group brings together key representatives from the public, private, and academic sectors, ensuring that the event reflects real market priorities and anticipates its evolution.

Intersolar Mexico, the country’s leading platform for discovering technological trends, creating business opportunities, and strengthening B2B networking within the solar sector, will take place from September 1 to 3, 2026, at Centro Banamex in Mexico City.

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Intersolar Mexico 2025 concluded with a remarkable turnout and transformative proposals for the development of the solar industry in Mexico.

Against the backdrop of the Federal Electricity Commission’s (CFE) announcement of a historic USD 8.177 billion investment to expand the transmission grid, Intersolar Mexico becomes an essential meeting point.

By the first half of 2025, Mexico could reach 5,000 megawatts of installed capacity in PV distributed generation.

In this webinar, we will examine the current landscape in Latin American countries and identify further development and investment potential in the region.

Webinar on new talent, innovation and a just energy transition in the Mexican solar industry.

Explore agrivoltaic opportunities, regulation and scalable project models in Mexico.

Discover Mexico’s C&I solar thermal market, opportunities, trends and successful projects

Mexico has introduced a new mixed investment scheme for renewable power generation, requiring a minimum 54% direct or indirect participation by CFE.

Explore Mexico’s evolving solar landscape, new regulations, and opportunities for international PV companies.

Distributed generation in Mexico is entering a new phase marked by digitalization, the integration of storage, regulatory evolution, and the emergence of new business models.

Key insights on Mexico’s new solar energy landscape

"In the shadow of escalating global geopolitical tensions, particularly the ongoing war involving Iran that erupted in late February 2026, the fragility of our dependence on fossil fuels has never been more apparent."

"Mexico is accelerating its transition toward clean energy through a combination of state-level agreements, international cooperation, and private-sector investments, reinforcing its position as a strategic hub for sustainable industrial development in North America."

Mexico’s battery storage market is still in its early stages but is gaining speed through new regulations, hybrid solar storage projects, and renewed private sector participation.

Mexico’s e-mobility surge reshapes energy, manufacturing, and urban transport—policy incentives, charging networks, local production, and fleet electrification drive growth, forecasts, and challenges.

"Mexico’s new regulation mandating battery systems for solar and wind projects positions it as a model for energy storage integration in Latin America, according to a new report."

"What are the main advantages and applications of solar water heating in Mexico today? A: Solar water heating is a technology that has existed for many years. In fact, Módulo Solar is a company that has been in the market for over four decades. This technology has the important characteristic of being a clean and renewable way to produce heat, which may sound very general, but there are many applications where you need to heat a fluid. It is about being able to generate hot water, generate steam, or even produce goods in industry. Many industrial processes require hot water."

"Mexico’s solar heat market is gaining impressive traction. In 2023, the market grew by 5%, ranking sixth globally, while mature markets like Germany shrank by 47 %."

"The global solar industrial heat (SHIP) market maintained its dynamic development in 2024. The project developers reported 106 new systems with a total capacity of 120 MW for the year."