Clean Energy Share in Mexico Reaches 26.8%

In February, the share of electricity from clean sources in Mexico was 26.8%, showing progress in the transition to renewable energy and investments in solar and wind projects.

The share of electricity generated from clean sources in Mexico reached 26.8% last February. This indicates significant progress in the country's transition to renewable energy. The Mexican government is actively investing in solar and wind power plants to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. These measures not only help combat climate change but also create new jobs in the green economy. Experts predict further growth in the coming years.

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