Summary

Join Air Liquide, Capital Energético Mexicano (CEM) and Burns & McDonnell for a Q&A panel discussing inside-the-fence energy options for industrial users in Mexico from development, construction and operational perspectives. We will explore such questions as:

• Why are inside-the-fence energy solutions becoming more relevant in Mexico?
• What do industrial users interested in those energy options need to know to confirm project feasibility and mitigate risk?
• What are the key steps and who are the key stakeholders in developing, building and operating a generation plant inside the fence?

Speakers


César Torres
Energy Analyst, Air Liquide Mexico
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Cesar Torres leads energy supply (natural gas and power) and the implementation of Air Liquide’s global energy strategy in Mexico. He has more than five years of experience in the energy sector, and he holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila and a master’s degree in energy engineering from Tecnologico de Monterrey.

Carlos Cárdenas
Director General, CEM
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Carlos Cárdenas has more than 25 years of professional experience and serves as director general CEM, a company that develops and invests in power generation projects in Mexico; the company has more than 720 MW in operation. Carlos holds a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering from Universidad Iberoamericana of Mexico City.

Eduardo Andrade
General Director, Mexico, Burns & McDonnell
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Eduardo Andrade is the operations director of Burns & McDonnell in Mexico. His experience of more than three decades in the energy sector has grown in different roles for large companies in the industry with important operations in Mexico.