Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution 2025

MEXICO Trends and Developments

Trends and Developments Contributed by: Bernardo Cortés and Fernando Quesada Cortés Quesada Abogados, S.C. Cortés Quesada Abogados, S.C. is a Mexico City-based law firm specialising in the energy, infrastructure and sustainability sectors. Serv- ing both international and domestic clients, the firm delivers innovative, strategic legal advice grounded in international best practices, with a strong focus on business-oriented solutions. Leveraging the extensive expertise of its team, Cortés Quesada combines deep sector knowl- edge with the capabilities of a full-service law firm, providing comprehensive legal support

across diverse industries within the Mexican market, offering a truly comprehensive service for international and local clients. The firm has a proven track record in representing energy pro- ducers, marketers and key off-takers of energy products in Mexico in a broad range of transac- tions, for the development, construction and/or operational phases of their projects. Currently, the firm is led by two partners and supported by a dedicated team of more than ten associates and paralegals.

Authors

Bernardo Cortés has more than 15 years’ experience in the Mexican infrastructure and energy sector, with particular focus on the electricity industry. Prior to founding Cortés Quesada, he was a partner at an international firm in Mexico City, and also acted as international counsel for an energy company. Bernardo has experience in structuring major energy projects in Mexico and other jurisdictions, such as Cuba and Brazil. He is member of the Mexican Bar Association and co-chair of the arbitration committee thereof. He is frequently referenced in the national media as a legal expert on matters involving all sorts of energy.

Fernando Quesada is a seasoned legal adviser

specialising in all facets of the energy sector, with particular expertise in the natural gas and power markets. He has played a

key role in landmark energy projects following the 2013 and 2024 energy reforms in Mexico. Frequently sought after by both domestic and international stakeholders, as well as media outlets, Fernando provides expert guidance on regulatory matters affecting the infrastructure sector. He has extensive experience in structuring, negotiating and executing complex commercial transactions. Fernando holds a Master of Laws degree from Georgetown University Law Center and is a member of the Mexican Bar Association.

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