Providing a competitive supply with the highest standards.

The MEM is the market where electricity, related services, power and other related products are bought and sold at the wholesale level in Mexico. It was created as part of the 2013 energy reform to open up competition in the electricity sector.

Generators, suppliers, marketers, qualified users, carriers and distributors are involved, as well as the independent system operator (CENACE).

Electrical energy.
Power (generation capacity).
Clean Energy Certificates (CELs).
Related services such as frequency regulation, voltage and power reserve.

At SUJIO we specialize in providing personalized attention, from the moment of the quote we focus on making a suit tailored to each of our clients. In addition, at SUJIO we can deliver you a turnkey project, where the customer doesn't have to worry about paperwork and any other process. We have the option of delivering 100% clean energy, which helps our customers in their decarbonization plans. We have an online dashboard, with which our customers can monitor their consumption in real time.

The National Energy Control Center (CENACE) is responsible for operating the National Electric System (SEN) and for ensuring the proper functioning of the MEM, ensuring the supply and demand of electricity in real time.

He is an electricity consumer who has the capacity to purchase energy directly or indirectly from the MEM, usually large companies with a consumption exceeding a certain threshold of megawatts per year (1 MW of maximum demand).

SUJIO can take between 8 and 12 months, depending on whether the information the customer shares with us is delivered in a timely manner. It is not done before 8 months because we have to stick to the times set by the manual in each of the processes.

They are instruments that guarantee that a portion of the energy consumed comes from renewable sources. MEM participants, such as generators and consumers, must meet a mandatory percentage of CELs.

Qualified users must register with the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and meet the minimum energy consumption established to participate in the MEM (1 MW of maximum demand).

It is the entity that purchases electricity in the MEM to resell it to qualified users, operating as
intermediary between the market and large consumers.

Participants can access better prices through competition, diversify their energy sources (including clean energy) and optimize operating costs through the flexibility to choose suppliers.

Renewable energies, such as solar and wind, play a crucial role in actively participating in energy generation. Clean Energy Certificates encourage participants to increase the use of these sources.

The MEM is regulated by several laws and regulations, the most important of which are the Electricity Industry Act (LIE), the Energy Transition Act, as well as the provisions issued by the CRE and CENACE.