THE SECOND WAVE of heat of the season that plagues our country has put in check to the CFE.
produced a scenario of blackoutswhich have affected several states of the country and has revealed an undeniable reality: the fragility of our national electrical system.
This situation has not only generated inconvenience and disruption in the daily lives of citizens, but has also ignited the alarms in it Business field according to the competitiveness from the country.
In this context, the Coparmex CDMXchaired by Armando Zuñiga, advocates the participation of private businesses in it energy sector as something relevant.
This proposal, although it may generate controversy, should not be discarded hastily.
It is undeniable that the entry of private companies into the energy market could provide a series of benefits, among which the possibility of covering the electricity deficit in a more efficient and agile way stands out.
Investment in new power plants, both public and private, would not only help ensure a more stable supply, but would also encourage the diversification of energy sources, including renewables.
However, it is important to approach this issue with a comprehensive and careful approach.
The opening of the energy sector to private investment must be accompanied by a solid regulatory framework that guarantees transparency, equity and respect for the environment.
Furthermore, it is essential to promote the active participation of local communities in decision-making related to energy projects, always respecting their rights and their environment.
On the other hand, it is necessary to recognize that the solution to the problems of the electricity sector does not depend solely on the participation of the private sector.
The government has the responsibility of strengthening infrastructure and modernizing the national electrical system, as well as promoting policies that promote energy efficiency and the development of clean technologies.
In short, the energy crisis facing Mexico is a wake-up call that requires concrete and coordinated actions by all the actors involved.
Private sector participation can be part of the solution, but it must be approached responsibly and with the long-term public interest in mind.
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