US EditionTabasco Is Not Alone in This Fight for a Dignified Electric Service: Javier May
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SARA AMADOR VERA/ EL EDÉN MX The governor of Tabasco, Javier May Rodríguez, announced that concrete agreements have been reached after a direct dialogue with authorities of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) National and the Secretariat of Energy (SENER), in order to meet the constant citizen demands on the electricity service in the state. “The objective was clear: to know and agree on specific actions that improve the supply in Tabasco, …
Pepe Merino, head of the Digital Transformation Agency, tells us that the Federal Electricity Commission will not be just another commercial concessionaire in the market. It will have a social mission, either to provide coverage where no one else can reach or to offer a service to the low-income population. There is fear in the industry about the CFE as a double-barreled operator. On the one hand, it is the state's public company, with public su…
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