Thursday, January 29, 2026 I 5:00pm CET I 10:00am CEST I Language: English
Mexico has introduced a new mixed investment scheme for renewable power generation, requiring a minimum 54% direct or indirect participation by CFE. While the regulatory framework is already in place, many practical questions remain unanswered – especially for photovoltaic developers and investors. This webinar will take a deep dive into the mixed investment model for utility-scale PV projects, clarifying what is already defined, what remains uncertain, and how private companies can structure projects, partnerships, and contracts under this scheme. The session builds on a previous overview of all generation models and focuses specifically on addressing the most common questions surrounding mixed investment projects.
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Lilia Alonzo,
Co-Founder Aurea Partners
Lilia Alonzo holds a law degree from Escuela Libre de Derecho and an MBA from Bayes Business School. Throughout her career spanning over 18 years, she has advised numerous companies on project financing, mergers, and acquisitions in the electricity, hydrocarbons, port, and transportation sectors. She currently serves as legal counsel for the development of utility projects, the implementation of energy storage solutions and energy transition processes. Her regulatory expertise serves as the cornerstone of her transactional practice and plays a pivotal role in evaluating the legal feasibility of business models for power companies.
She has served as an advisor for various tenders, representing both the bidding authority and participants, with significant experience in oil rounds and the sale of sugar mills. She currently leads the energy practice of Aurea Partners, a legal and consulting firm dedicated to simplifying complexities in highly regulated industries. Lilia is also a member of several associations that promote the advancement of women in the energy sector, including Voz Experta, MERM, and Women’s Energy Network. She is also the secretary of the Mexican Agrivoltaics Network.
Marisol Oropeza,
Business and Marketing Strategist
Marisol Oropeza, a dual Mexican and German national based in Berlin, is a Business and Marketing Strategist with her own consulting brand “matters” since 2016. She is a leading figure in the solar industry and recognized as an exceptional advocate for solar thermal. With a career spanning more than 20 years holding leadership positions in the public sector in Mexico, as well as the private and non-profit sectors in Germany, she positions herself as a highly qualified professional with a creative mindset.
She is founder of the Heat Changers community and an advisor to highly recognized companies in the solar industry. She has cultivated a vast network of contacts in Germany, Europe and Latin America. Her influential international collaborations span initiatives to accelerate the energy transition and promote solar technology. She collaborates with the Solar Heating Initiative, the Global Solar Certification Network and Intersolar Mexico. She was responsible for the International Affairs Secretariat of the Mexican National Solar Energy Association (ANES) from 2020 to 2024.
Additionally, she stands out for her extensive knowledge of the sector and dynamic presence as a speaker and moderator. She is listed in the speaker directory of the Solar Heating and Cooling Program of the International Energy Agency (IEA SHC).
Marisol's academic background includes a Bachelor's degree with honors in Business Administration from UNAM, a Master's degree in European Studies from Hochschule Bremen, and additional studies in Strategic Marketing, Leadership and Sustainable Development.