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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.

Mexico joined the Global Renewables and Energy Efficiency Pledge during the COP28, which seeks to triple the world's installed renewable energy generation capacity to at least 11,000 GW by 2030. The new six-year period will be the country's chance to implement policies and regulations that will trigger the use of its vast renewable energy sources at their full potential to met the goals. What can the solar industry contribute immediately and regardless of the speed with which the ideal framework for action is implemented?

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.

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.