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Mexican gas and power market loses steam: Is a rebound in sight?
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Report summary
As Mexico’s gas and power market faces unexpected slowdowns amid ongoing modernisation efforts and climate challenges, it is crucial to understand the forces shaping the sector’s future. Our latest report, 'Mexican gas and power market loses steam: Is a rebound in sight?', offers an in-depth analysis of current trends, infrastructure developments, and weather impacts driving Mexico’s energy landscape. Inside this report, you’ll find: Midyear pipeline export trends and infrastructure challenges Updates on new combined-cycle capacity and regional market shifts Climate impacts on energy demand and pricing, plus market outlook through 2025
Table of contents
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Mexican gas and power market loses steam: Is a rebound in sight?
- Pipeline flows dip as Mexico's gas market hits a summer slowdown
- Cooler weather and stronger hydro output
- Hydro gains ground in Mexico’s power supply stack
- Maintenance disruptions highlight system weak points
- Dry gas output remains vulnerable to quality and structural issues
- Our take:
- Stay ahead in a fast-changing Mexican market
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- US-to-Mexico gas pipeline exports, monthly averages 2020-2025
- Mexico’s gas burns for power generation, 2020-2025
- Average LMP full YTD June 2024 - June 2025
- Mexico's hydropower generation
- Altamira FLNG1 feedgas demand
- Mexican dry gas output (2025-to-date)
- Average day price (SIN LMPs)
What's included
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