Mexico's Energy Pioneer: Hernán's Impact on Post-Reform Landscape
Hernán, a prominent figure in Mexico's energy sector, has played a significant role in advising clients on innovative projects and structures following the country's 2013-2014 energy reform. With a focus on energy, project finance, and regulatory matters, Hernán has represented a diverse range of clients, including governments, developers, and public entities.
Hernán's expertise spans across various industries, including power, renewable energy, oil & gas, and petrochemicals. He has been instrumental in implementing and developing infrastructure projects and financing, including public/private partnerships. His notable transactions involve state productive entities like the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) and Pemex.
Hernán's extensive experience in public procurement and antitrust matters has enabled him to navigate complex regulatory environments. He has advised clients on innovative project structures derived from Mexico's energy reform, which was introduced by President Enrique Peña Nieto in 2013. This reform opened up Mexico's energy sector to private investment, leading to significant changes in the oil, gas, and electricity industries.
Hernán's involvement in numerous transactions and his advisory role in implementing innovative projects have been crucial in shaping Mexico's energy landscape post-reform. His diverse client base and extensive experience in infrastructure projects and financing make him a key player in the country's energy sector.
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