The regulatory body, CRE (Comisión Reguladora de Energía), in Mexico has approved two measures as part of the “Energy NOW” Plan, proactively anticipating the effects of the El Niño weather phenomenon. One key measure introduces incentives for electricity users who decrease their monthly consumption by over 10% compared to their individual targets. This initiative aims to lessen strain on the energy grid during potential disruptions caused by El Niño. Further details regarding the second approved measure were not immediately available. The CRE emphasizes the importance of preparedness and responsible energy use. These actions underscore Mexico’s commitment to mitigating potential impacts on its energy infrastructure and ensuring a stable supply for consumers. The plan seeks to bolster resilience ahead of the expected climatic event.