Conference Speaker Overview

He is an Electrical Mechanical Engineer (Industrial Area), graduated from Anahuac University of the North and completed the Senior Management Course 2 at IPADE, a program with which he studied at the Kellogg School of Management of the Northwestern University of Chicago. At IPADE, he participated in the Energy Council. He completed the Senior Management in Business School program at Columbia Business School (Ivy League University). He has been an entrepreneur in the field since 2002, the year in which he founded SECNER, a company that today provides specialized maintenance, procurement and automation services for assets in the energy sector. Six years later he received a distinction from the Commercial Service of the United States Department of Commerce, for promoting the creation of international trade opportunities between Mexico and the United States of America. He also has a strong background as an entrepreneur in the United States. In 2008 he founded Secner USA, a company initially incorporated in Dallas, TX, which, in 2012, he consolidated with North America Secner Holdings (NASH) based in the city of Houston, TX. In 2016, Oil & Gas recognized him as the Leader of the Year, in addition to being considered by Oil & Energy magazine among the ten leaders of the 100 most influential in the sector, in the last five editions.

Executive Director of REN21, the only global policy network of renewable energy actors from science, governments, NGOs and industry. She is also the chair of SLOCAT, an international multistakeholder partnership enabling knowledge and action for sustainable, low carbon transport. Rana comes from a background in private industry and applied research in the areas of renewable energy, energy access, waste management as well as waste to energy. With her cross-functional profile, she is championing pathways to a renewables-based world.

Lilia Alonzo holds a law degree from Escuela Libre de Derecho and an MBA from Cass Business School. Throughout her career spanning over 15 years, she has advised various companies on project financing, mergers, and acquisitions in the electricity, hydrocarbons, port, and transportation sectors. She currently advises companies on the implementation of energy transition processes, including PPA negotiations, the development of ESG policies, and the study of emission reduction mechanisms. She has served as an advisor in various tenders, representing both the bidding authority and the participants, with notable experience in oil rounds and the sale of sugar mills. She contributed to the drafting of secondary regulations for the implementation of the energy reform and in the corporate reorganization of CFE. She is currently the Managing Director of Albaa Legal, a legal and consulting firm focused on simplifying complexity for highly regulated industries.

Chemical Engineer with a Master's in Energy and Sustainability. 9 years of experience in energy decarbonization and democratization. Chairs the Mexican Agrovoltaic Network and develops decarbonization strategies at VIA Climate Solutions.

Outstanding Master in Energy Sustainability, graduated from the Center for Research in Engineering and Applied Sciences (CIICAp) of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos. With a solid professional career, he has left a significant mark in the energy sector. For 9 years, she worked as a Researcher at the National Institute of Electricity and Clean Energy (INEEL), leading important projects, including contracts with PEMEX Exploration and Production. She has worked at companies such as Elirmex and Terra Energy, where she held leadership roles in engineering and project management. Currently, at Bright, she works as Technical Support Leader, standing out for her role as Manager of Photovoltaic Installations and Quality Manager for photovoltaic systems. She is an active figure in research networks such as Red Solar, Red SUMAS, Red MEREE, MERL and RMEM. Mentor in the Women Leaders in STEAM program. Additionally, professor in the senior management diploma for women in the energy industry.

Chemical Engineer from the University of Sonora, Master of Science in Solar Energy and PhD in Engineering from the UNAM. University Research Professor (University of Sonora), he was Technical Manager of the Hermosillo Solar Platform. He develops energy projects in the area of: Evaluation of renewable energy sources, Solar Concentration and Heat Transfer. He is a member of the Mexican Academy of Engineering (AI) and of the SNI-CONAHCyT. He is currently the head of the Energy Directorate of the Ministry of Economy of the Government of the State of Sonora since October 2021. Responsible for the Social Programme of Distributed Solar Generation and the monitoring of the Sonora Sustainable Energy Plan.

Prominent leader in the field of energy and politics. With a solid academic background that includes a Bachelor's and postgraduate degree in Political Science, a Master's degree in Administration and Advanced Project Management and a Postgraduate Degree in Marketing Management, he has dedicated more than 20 years to public service in his country. He has held key roles, including the leadership of the National Energy Directorate and the presidency of the Electricity Market Administration, where he demonstrated his ability to implement effective energy policies and guarantee a reliable electricity supply. His commitment to sustainable development and his experience in the sector make him an invaluable leader in the region.

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from ITESM and Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Recipient of the National IIM-UNAM Award in 2005. She works at CNYN-UNAM. Her work has made a significant impact in Mexico in the field of materials for supercapacitors.

Specialist in Environmental Energy Policy and Management from the Latin American School of Social Sciences (FLACSO), with experience in the creation and development of policies and programs focused on energy efficiency for industry and buildings, as well as in the incorporation of strategies for the decarbonization of the energy sector. She currently works as Director of Energy Security and Transition at the Renewable Energy Agency of the State of Nuevo Leon, where her main focus is on strengthening the value chain of key sectors such as green hydrogen, biomethane, distributed generation and energy efficiency, as well as identifying energy market opportunities in general. Among the objectives of his area are the professionalization of the sector, the integration of municipalities and communities, the strengthening of communication to promote a culture of responsible energy consumption in various social spheres, and the promotion of gender equity as a transversal focus in the implementation of energy strategies.

With more than 25 years of professional experience, Norma specializes in energy, regulation, ESG, climate change and environment issues. She has worked in both the private sector, advising different national and foreign clients on environmental, real estate and energy issues, as well as in the public sector in different positions.Her time at the Energy Regulatory Commission is relevant, as she was part of the Government's advisory group that developed the 2014 Energy Reform, being responsible for the regulation and implementation of the Clean Energy Certificate mechanism and the Energy Certificate Management System (S-CEL). During her tenure as General Director of Clean Energy Integration, she served as Focal Point for Climate Change in said Commission.It is noteworthy her work in electricity matters, having been responsible for regulation of one of the main electricity companies in the sector. In addition, Norma provides legal advice in the development of projects and regulation in the energy sector, both in gas and hydrocarbons issues. She also has experience in the development of climate change projects and the design of ESG strategies for different sectors and stakeholders.

Senior Power & Renewables Analyst at Wood Mackenzie. Responsible for analyzing the Latin American solar PV market, focusing on market developments, trends and growth scenarios across the region. He has a solid background in corporate and academic environments. He worked as a decarbonization consultant at the Mexico Climate Initiative, focusing on climate mitigation strategies for the energy and waste sectors in Mexico. In addition to a bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from Anahuac, he has a master's degree in Industrial Ecology from TU DELFT. Conducting exploratory research on future renewable energy systems and marine renewable energy technologies.

Chemical Engineer and Master in Business Administration with more than 18 years of exprience in technology and commercial management in Latin America and Europe. She has worked in multinationals in Marketing and Sales, developing an undestanding of the Latin American market. She has led energy efficiency projects and the introduction of LED technohology in Central Amercia and the Caribbean, collaborating with public service companies and governments. In Panama, she has carried out consultancies for the transformation of public lighting to LED and the National Solar Thermal Energy Plan. She founded Neo Energy in 2017, focused on the energy transition. In 2024, she was appointed member of the board of directors of the Panamanian Chamber of Solar Energy.

With 25 years of experience, he led AdSpend, TV Audience, Radio, and Outdoor studies. Currently, he is responsible for commercial relationships with clients in the media industry

Mechanical and Electrical Engineer graduated from the UNAM. Specialized in renewable energies and senior business management. CEO of Modulo Solar SA de CV. President of FAMERAC (Fabricantes Mexicanos en Energías Renovables AC). Association that brings together the main Mexican manufacturers of renewable energy technologies. Founding member and vice-president of the technical committee for the national solar energy standardization NESO-13. Secretary of organization and secretary of industrial affairs in the National Association of Solar Energy (ANES) in various periods between 2009 and the present. Expert consultant for the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the German Cooperation (GIZ) for various renewable energy projects in Mexico, Panama, Honduras and Cuba. Expert in design, management, installation, commissioning and development of solar energy solutions with more than 20 years of experience.

Graduated in Industrial Engineering at ITESO, in Guadalajara; he was in charge of Public Lighting in the municipality of Zapopan, Jalisco, where he initiated an energy saving programme. He was Project Manager for the company Menchaca y Asociados, winner of the National Energy Saving Award for the Santiago Ixcuintla, Nayarit lighting project. He developed diagnoses and energy efficiency projects in lighting for more than 30 municipalities in Nuevo León, Querétaro, Nayarit, Zacatecas, and Jalisco. He managed the administrative area of an electrical infrastructure construction company and was an independent consultant in energy efficiency and clean generation. Since 2019 he is Executive Director of the Mexican Photovoltaic Industry Association.

Laura González holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences from Tecnológico de Monterrey, Estado de México Campus. With over 15 years of experience, Laura has built a strong career in corporate communication, marketing, and digital marketing. Her expertise in marketing communication has led her to hold key roles at prestigious companies in the energy sector, including Acciona, Siemens Gamesa, and Atco. Currently, Laura serves as Marketing Communications Manager for Latin America in the Utility business of LONGi Solar, a global leader in photovoltaic technology.

Electrical Engineer from the National Polytechnic Institute, with postgraduate studies in Business Administration from the Telecommunications Training Institute of Telmex (INTTELMEX). I work at Telmex as an executive, coordinating technical work groups for the deployment of electrical infrastructure, energizing Transmission, Switching, and Data Center facilities. I operated Energy Efficiency Action Plans for Telecom companies in Mexico and Latin America for the CARSO Group. Member of the National Solar Energy Association (ANES) and the Mexican Photovoltaic Industry Association (AMIF). Operational Coordinator of Renewable Energies at FECIME (Federation of Mechanical and Electrical Colleges) and Vice President of the Energy Efficiency Commission of CIME NL. President of the Renewable Energy Competency Management Committee of CONOCER.

Brad has twenty-five years of clean energy advocacy experience with state and national organizations in the U.S. He is the author of dozens of research reports written for policy campaigns across the country. He has led initiatives for limits on existing coal-fired power plants, low-emission vehicle standards, greenhouse gas reduction frameworks, renewable energy mandates, and many other clean energy policies. He has been in his current position for ten years, where he leads the policy work for California's customer-sited solar industry on net metering, rate design, interconnection standards, and other issues.

"Araceli Hernández Granados is a dynamic professional at the forefront of chemistry and renewable energy. Currently, she works as a Research-Scientist for KT at NewFoS (University of Arizona). With a Ph.D. in Engineering and Applied Science (CIICAP-UAEM/IER-UNAM), Araceli's research has centered on mesoporous titanium dioxide structures for third-generation solar cells. Her academic journey includes roles as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute of Physics and Science (ICF-UNAM) in Mexico, as an Executive Assistant at the National Solar Energy Association in Mexico City, and as an Innovation Analyst at CEMIESOL. She also worked as a Senior Engineer at TG Companies, where she focused on recovering and recycling solar panels through circular chemistry. Araceli has been awarded various prizes, such as the UNESCO Regional Chair, Women, Science, and Technology in Latin America, alongside the Economic Development Agency of the City Council of Barcelona. She has several articles published in international journals and has recently discovered a great passion for writing popular science articles. Beyond her professional achievements, Araceli is a passionate advocate for STEM education, contributing to initiatives that empower women and girls in science. Her commitment extends to podcast appearances, where she discusses engineering for a sustainable future."

Prominent lawyer specialized in energy regulation with a solid track record in both Mexico and Latin America. He has played key roles in various areas of the energy sector. He has multiple diplomas in regulation and regulatory improvement, as well as a Master's Degree in Business Law from the Universidad Panamericana. His experience expanded in the public sector as an Advisor at the Energy Regulatory Commission, addressing regulatory and transparency issues. In the private sector, he worked for Acciona Energía and Invex Infraestructura (Ammper Energía), managing energy sales contracts, clean energy certificates and other related services. At Saavi Energía and Typhoon Offshore, he contributed to the development of key legal strategies and coordinated legal matters in the oil and gas space.

Eng. José Ordoñez López, graduated from the Technological University of Havana ISPJAE, Cuba in 1982 in the electrical specialty. He has developed his professional life as a specialist in protection against the effects caused by atmospheric discharges, has participated in consultancies, courses and projects for the protection of photovoltaic systems, being able to highlight his work as a professor at universities such as the Technological University of Havana, the Pan-American University, La Salle and Technological de Monterrey in Mexico. Technical director of the German company Dehn Protection Mexico for 4 years and currently director of the company Ingenieria y Soluciones integrales dedicated to the protection of hotel facilities, real estate, photovoltaic park,EV solutions, and the most recent NACHI COCOM Mérida PV farm.

Mario C. López is a leading expert on public affairs and cross-border relations between the United States and Mexico. Founder of The Border Group LLC, he has been key in the cooperation and development between both countries, with experience in the US and Mexican congresses. He has held important roles in organizations such as SANDAG, SCEDC and the CDT, and has advised congressmen on border issues. He has also worked in the private sector with Sempra Energy, managing social investment projects. His contribution extends to the civic, academic and media spheres, where he has promoted democracy and binational cooperation.

Communicologist graduated from the University of Cuautitlán Izcalli with experience in energy journalism since 2012. Her professional experience includes her participation in "Oil & Gas Magazine" and the newspaper "El Financiero". She is currently Editor in Chief of "Energy21".

He graduated from the Autonomous University of Querétaro where he obtained his Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Civil Engineering. He then received a scholarship to pursue his doctoral studies at the Technische Universität Berlin in the Department of Water Management and Modelling of Water Systems. At the end of his doctoral studies, he worked at the same institution supporting teaching and as a researcher in a project on Deep Geothermal Modelling. After being certified in 2021 as coordinator for climate protection and resource management, he started working at the DGS (German Solar Energy Association) in Berlin where to date he is Project Manager of the Consortium-DGS of Begleitforschung EnergieWendeBauen (Accompanying Research for the Construction of Energy Transformation) and coordinator of the Projects of the Solar Academy of the DGS in Latin America coordinating projects in Argentina, Paraguay and Ecuador.

Celeste Morales Santiago is a professional with experience in technology management, continuing education and digital communication. Currently, she works as Head of Technology Management and Liaison Office of the Renewable Energy Institute (IER) of UNAM. She is co-author of the books 'La gobernanza en la ciudad de México. Visiones multidisciplinarias"; y "México hacia una transición energética." When she was Head of the Continuing Education Programs of the IER-UNAM, she led the creation of new educational programs and the improvement of existing ones, including the online learning platform "Renovando Talentos". In collaboration with the Continuing Education team, she works on the curricular design of hybrid and online courses, as well as the development of open educational resources.

Marisol Oropeza, a prominent figure in the solar industry, is recognised as an exceptional advocate for solar heating, renowned for her extensive knowledge and dynamic presence as a public speaker, moderator, and storyteller. Her influential collaborations span initiatives in accelerating the energy transition and advancing solar thermal technology, showcasing her as a highly-skilled professional with a creative mindset. She has cultivated a vast network of contacts in Germany, Europe, and Latin America. Marisol's academic background includes graduating 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. She is business and marketing strategist for the solar industry with her own consulting brand: matters. Among her clients there are highly recognized companies and organizations in the solar industry. In addition, she has launched projects and is part of initiatives to increase the visibility of the solar thermal energy sector and technologies internationally. She has been a speaker and moderator in multiple specialized forums. She is founder of the Heat Changers community, responsible for the International Affairs Secretariat of the National Solar Energy Association (ANES) and advises on marketing and public relations to the Solar Heating Initiative, the Global Solar Certification Network and Intersolar Mexico.

Leticia is founding partner and CEO at FOTOVOLTAICA Design Studio. She is a passionate and renowned Renewable Energy Engineer. He specialized in the design, modeling, simulation and development of photovoltaic projects. His experience working in the private, academic and government sectors provides him with solid knowledge in the solar industry to develop strategies and projects comprehensively. His leadership transcends borders, achieving key collaborations to contribute to an inclusive and fair energy transition. Leticia leads FOTOVOLTAICA Design Studio, the first engineering firm for photovoltaic projects in Latin America that is changing the rules of the game, professionalizing the solar industry in every sense, with a strong social commitment to the community. She was recognized and awarded by the French embassy, ​​IFAL and ENGIE as 'Promising Woman Engineer in the Energy Transition' in December 2023, which allowed her to connect with key actors in Paris and Belgium. It has certification EC0586.01 in installation, EC1181 in supervision of photovoltaic systems, and various diplomas, including one in Senior Management for Women in Energy. She is a Delegate in Baja California for the Council of Photovoltaic Energy Professionals. He is part of the board of directors of the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Competencies Management Committee. In addition to her business achievements, Leticia is the first female trainer in the use of specialized software for SFV simulation in Latin America and is breaking paradigms, achieving training and collaborating with institutions such as UNAM, IEEE, government institutions and universities.

Enrique Quiroga-González got his PhD at the University of Kiel (Germany), where he was leader of battery research afterwards. From 2014 he works as researcher at BUAP (Puebla, Mexico), being the leader of the Energy Lab and the coordinator of the master's and PhD programs on Materials Science. From 2017 he is the representative of the Mexican Energy Storage Network.

She obtained International Relations and a Master's degree in Geopolitics, as well as a specialization in Utilities Regulation, from the University of Florida (Public Utility Research Center). Expert in regulation of electricity markets and climate change with more than 15 years of international experience in the electricity sector in public and private initiatives to promote renewable energy growth in Mexico and Central America. She has collaborated as responsible for the regulatory management of the main companies of the electricity sector in Latin America (Enel Green Power, AES Corporation and Naturgy), performing market analysis, renewable potential studies, proposals to modify regulatory frameworks and commercial strategies, as well as the management relationship with institutions and associations. She is currently a partner at Fresh Energy Consulting, a consultancy firm specialize in strategy, regulation and commercialization of renewable energy. She has been part of the Advisory Council of the Energy Regulatory Commission (2015-2018) and Advisor of the Mexican Association of Photovoltaic Energy (Asolmex) from 2014 to date.

Iram is currently founding partner and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of FOTOVOLTAICA Design Studio in Tijuana, B.C. He is a prominent Energy Engineer with an honorary degree from the Autonomous University of Campeche (UACam), and has a Master's degree in Energy Engineering from the Renewable Energy Institute of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (IER-UNAM). Specialized for more than 7 years in solar energy, he has participated as Engineering and Construction Coordinator of photovoltaic plants throughout the country. Additionally, he is a training instructor for professional 3D Simulation, Design and Rendering software for the solar sector, thus training more than 400 people from 30 cities in Mexico and 5 countries in Latin America. He has collaborated with training with the Mexican Climate Initiative, as well as with the UNAM at the IER. He was president of the Executive Committee of the Pacific region for the Council of Photovoltaic Energy Professionals from 2020 to 2024.

Director of Sales and Business Development at Grupo Magaldi. He is responsible for implementing strategies to introduce new STEM CSP and MGTES technologies to the global market, as well as developing action and growth plans. he stands out for her ability to establish and maintain strong relationships with clients and partners, understanding global market trends and interacting with major institutions. With a career spanning since 2005, he has accumulated deep knowledge of international contracting procedures in the electricity sector. Previously, he worked at Alenia Aeronáutica (Finmeccanica Group) as Head of the Commercial, Program and Office Department. Simone graduated in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Cagliari (Italy) and subsequently obtained a Master's degree from the University of Glasgow (United Kingdom), which has provided him with a solid foundation to lead global projects in the field of energy.

Has more than 18 years of experience in the energy sector, in areas such Buildings Efficiency, Power Generation and Cogeneration. He has participated in the development of projects for Power to X applications and currently, decarbonization projects.

Electrical-Electronic Engineer from the Faculty of Engineering of the UNAM, he has been active in the Renewable Energy business in Mexico, in large wind and solar projects since 2005, collaborating as an Independent Engineer for investors, project developers, as well as for the Mexican government and academia. In 2009 Jesús finished his degree as a Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Specialist at the University of Applied Sciences for Technology, Business and Design in Wismar, Germany. Since 2013 he has been involved in developing projects in the solar photovoltaic sector of Distributed Generation. In the same year he participated as an expert in Asia-Pacific Economies forums on energy efficiency for SMEs invited by the Ministry of Economy. In 2015 he participated in solar PV design activities and technical-economic analysis of the first large-scale solar PV projects in Mexico. Since 2019 and to date he works at TUV Rheinland Mexico in the Solar Photovoltaic business area, coordinating the support and services to customers in solar plants currently operating in Mexico and South America, coordinating also the performance, quality and safety testing of PV modules, trackers and inverters. ""Ingeniero Eléctrico-Electrónico por la Facultad de Ingeniería de la UNAM, ha estado activo en el negocio de las Energías Renovables en México, en grandes proyectos eólicos y solares desde 2005, colaborando como Ingeniero Independiente para inversionistas, desarrolladores de proyectos, así como para el gobierno mexicano y la academia. En 2009 Jesús terminó su licenciatura como Especialista en Energías Renovables y Eficiencia Energética en la Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas para la Tecnología, Negocios y Diseño en Wismar, Alemania. Desde 2013 ha estado involucrado desarrollando proyectos en el sector solar fotovoltaico de Generación Distribuida. Ese mismo año participó como experto en foros de Economías Asia-Pacífico sobre eficiencia energética para PYMES invitado por el Ministerio de Economía. En 2015 participó en actividades de diseño solar fotovoltaico y análisis técnico-económico de los primeros proyectos solares fotovoltaicos a gran escala en México. Desde 2019 y hasta la fecha labora en TUV Rheinland México en el área de negocio Solar Fotovoltaica, coordinando el soporte y servicios a clientes en plantas solares que actualmente operan en México y Sudamérica, coordinando también las pruebas de desempeño, calidad y seguridad de módulos fotovoltaicos, seguidores e inversores.

"Dr. Isabel Studer, president of Sostenibilidad Global AC, is a leader in sustainability, author, and columnist, recognized for her impact on climate policies and the energy transition. Dr. Isabel Studer Noguez is a prominent leader in sustainability and international relations. President of Sostenibilidad Global AC, she holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University and a B.A. in International Relations from El Colegio de México. She has held executive positions at institutions such as The Nature Conservancy and the University of California. She founded the Global Institute for Sustainability at Tecnológico de Monterrey and is a member of several advisory boards, including the World Resources Institute and Practical Action. Recognized for her impact, she has received awards such as Distinguished Alumna from Johns Hopkins and one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in Mexico by Forbes. A prolific author and columnist, she regularly contributes to media outlets like El Heraldo de México and Expansión."

Law Graduate from the Universidad Iberoamericana with studies in human rights from Birbeck University in the UK, she has dedicated her career to developing and promoting the renewable energy industry in international energy markets, as a technical advisor and business guide in the creation of strategies for the industry in new markets. Director of Ata Mexico and Central America, she advises the entire value chain on the successful implementation of large-scale renewable energy projects. She founded and is the current president of Mujeres en Energía Renovable México AC, a non-profit organization across the renewable energy sector, with the purpose of empowering women in the field of renewable energy in LATAM.

Energy Engineer from the Metropolitan Autonomous University with a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Doctorate in Energy Engineering from UNAM. In addition, it has a specialization in renewable energies from the National Hydrocarbons Entity (ENI Group) in Urbino, Italy. He is a founding member and past president of the National Solar Energy Association and was chairman of the National Solar Energy Standardization Committee NESO-13. He was appointed member of the Latin American Solar Heating Committee in Belo Horizonte Brazil and Member of the German Academy of Renewable Energy in Berlin, Germany. He has directed the installation of more than 3,000 solar photovoltaic and water heating systems. It also has a patent for a double-opening evacuated tube solar heater.

Viridiana Vázquez Guerrero as a founding partner of VA Energía Sustentable, she plays a crucial role in promoting renewables energies. She is the VP of Green Economy at Cámara Nacional de la Industria de Transformación (CANACINTRA), and actively participates in the Industrial Branch of Renewable Energy. Previously, she was General Manager of the Asociación Mexicana de Energía Solar Fotovoltaica (ASOLMEX) and General Director of (CANACINTRA) in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. In addition, she is the creator of ""Mujeres Transformando"" program, and has contributed to the development of the Centro Regional de Investigación y Desarrollo de Energías Alternativas (CRIDEA) through the Colegio de Chihuahua. She has a degree in International Relations from the Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua, with a postgraduate degree in Administration, focused on Business Development and a specialization in Energy Law from the Escuela Libre de Derecho.

Lawyer from Universidad Diego Portales, expert in electricity regulation and development of energy projects. She has a diploma in Environmental Law, Energy and Natural Resources, in Administrative Authorisations and Permits, in Regulation and Electricity Market, and in Administrative Law. She is a lecturer in the Diploma in Regulation and Electricity Market at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the USACH, in the Solar Academy course at the Faculty of Business of the Adolfo Ibáñez University, and in the Diploma in Natural Resources and Sustainable Development and Development of Natural Resources Projects, both at the University of Chile. Between 2020 and 2022 she was director of the Chilean Solar Energy Association.

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Founder and Director of AMERALI Group. In her 29 years, she has led the design and implementation of high-impact sustainable strategies for saving electricity and gas in companies and homes. She has trained distributors and integrators in sales in LATAM. In 2022 she was named as one of the 100 leaders in the energy sector by Petróleo & Energía magazine. She is vice-president of the Women in Energy Network (REDMEREE) and a member of Women Leaders of the Americas. Her purpose is to bring safe and affordable energy to all people.