PV market update – Jalisco

Webinar

Tuesday, June 27, 2023 I 10:00am CST I 6:00pm CET I Language: Spanish

The webinar will address the current situation and outlook of the PV market in the State of Jalisco, Mexico. Topics such as the new solar PV regulation being consulted by the Jalisco State Energy Agency and the work the sector is doing to professionalise the labour market will be discussed.

Ana Karina Torres Hernández

Ana Karina Torres Hernández is an industrial electrical engineer from the Instituto Tecnológico de Pachuca, General Director of Dypesa, independent advisor in electrical energy for the Mexican Institute of Best Corporate Practices, recognised as "Engineer of the Year 2015" by the Government of the State of Jalisco and the Jalisco Union of Engineering Groups, verifier of electrical installations by the Ministry of Energy and the EMA, among other positions.

Luis Francisco Quevedo Flores

Luis Francisco Quevedo Flores is an electromechanical engineer from the Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Zapopan, electrical expert of the State of Jalisco, current secretary of the Colegio de Ingenieros Mecánicos y Electricistas del Estado de Jalisco, national commissioner of the UNCE for renewable and sustainable energy, general director and founder of corporativo Roqe, specialist in distributed generation at national level, with more than 300 interconnection contracts and more than 300 interconnected systems.

Marisol Oropeza, Business and Marketing Strategist, matters

Business and Marketing Strategist at matters, specialised in the solar industry, born in Mexico and based in Germany since 2004.

Her academic and professional background are international and multidisciplinary. She graduated with honours in Business Administration from the UNAM and holds a Master's degree in European Studies from the Hochschule Bremen in Germany. In addition, she has studied International Marketing, Leadership and Sustainable Development. She has working experience in the public, non-profit and private sector in Mexico and Germany, and has been part of the solar industry since 2008.

Her clients include highly recognised companies and organisations from the European and Mexican solar energy market. She is a creator, consultant, speaker and participates in several international projects.

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