The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) asked the candidates seeking the presidency of Mexico to prioritize opening the doors to private investment in the sustainable energy sector, given that the lack of electrical energy for the manufacturing industry would significantly affect negative and would limit the country's economic growth.

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In the current six-year term, investment in renewable energy has been a topic of controversy, since it has limited in many sectors the development of infrastructure that provides clean energy to industrial markets.

The shortage of electrical energy for the industry would cause a considerable slowdown in the national growth of nearshoring, which for this year predicts an increase of more than 2.5%.

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Without leaving behind the issue of the country's security, which as it is resolved would benefit from a greater flow of future investments according to Claus von Wobeser, president of (ICC).

In addition to this, the International Chamber of Commerce invited Mexico to pay greater attention to its areas of opportunity for 2024 and thereby consolidate itself as a benchmark country for nearshoring.

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