The requirements for the electrical sector in Mexico are extensive. Rated the second largest economy in Latin America, Mexico has an annual electricity consumption growth rate of 6.7%. In order to address this growth, the country will need to invest over US$65 billion in their electrical system by 2010 – and this must include upgrading customer management technologies such as metering and CIS systems.
The water utility business in Mexico is complex and broad. State-owned and operated utilities serve over 7 million customers, while those that are privately run have 2.5 million customers. This figure of 10 million service points, however, represents only half of the estimated 20 million households in the country.
Growth in the Mexican electricity and water sectors is unquestionable, as are the unprecedented opportunities for those players positioned to provide future proof solutions. The market has demonstrated a growing need for meters, upgraded measurement and energy management systems, and improved billing and CIS operations.
The Metering Mexico workshop provides a unique opportunity for utility professionals involved in the Mexican electricity, water and gas metering and customer management sectors to gain an overview of Mexico’s future industry structure, investment climate, and the success of their strategies, specifically highlighting the options, technologies, and competencies that will win in Mexico’s utilities environment. |
Hear from experts on the best practices and lessons learnt for effective project planning of large scale, smart metering, and AMI or AMR roll-outs.
- securing a future-proof strategy
- realizing a solid business case
- developing better customer services
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