The auction’s bidding terms are expected to be published at the end of March, while winners are to be announced in November, and contracts signed the following February.
Mexico’s previous three long-term power auctions, which began in 2015, have led to 70 new power projects, the majority of which are based on renewable sources. In total, the auctions have attracted investments worth USD 9 billion.
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