MEIFF: Mexico Expected To Detail Energy Plan

MEIFF: Mexico Expected To Detail Energy Plan

Jun 25, 2013 - Nicholas Stone

Read More: Comisión Federal de Electricidad · Enrique Peña Nieto

Mexico is expected to detail energy infrastructure plans and if it does industry watchers are predicting a strong flow of power and energy projects, according to panelists at Euromoney’s Mexican Energy and Infrastructure Finance Forum at the JW Marriott in Mexico City on June 25.

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