Jorge Tenorio

Job Title
Head of the Technological Services Unit
Company
Instituto de Energías Renovables - UNAM
Country
Mexico

He is an Electrical-Electronic Engineer graduated from the Faculty of Engineering of the UNAM.

He has specialized and has 13 years of experience in the design of isolated and interconnected photovoltaic systems, fixed and concentrated, as well as in the technical analysis for the preparation of proposals, executive projects and annexes for bids or tenders.

He has participated in the elaboration of the Labor Competency Standards related to PV systems (from EC0378 in 2013, EC0586 of 2015, EC0586.01 of 2017, EC1180 and EC1181 of 2019).

He is an expert in renewable energies with a specialty in PV systems by the CONAPPER of the Colegio de Ingenieros Mecánicos Electricistas.

He participates in the Working Group that revises the ANT-PROY-NOM-019-CRE-2024, "Photovoltaic systems - photovoltaic panels, inverters and mounting structures - safety requirements and test methods".

Participates in the Renewable Energy Working Group of the Association for Standardization and Certification ANCE collaborating in the homologation of international to national standards.

Advisor of the CASA project where he was responsible for the electrical system and the Photovoltaic System. This project was winner of the "1st place in Engineering and Construction" in the Solar Decathlon 2014 held in Versailles France.

Advisor to the German cooperation agency GIZ for photovoltaic system projects within the framework of the Mexico-Cuba German triangular cooperation program.

September 05, 2024Workshop: Protections in SFV, Common Design Errors

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The smarter E AWARD 2025: Applications Are Now Open

November 4, 2024

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Speaker
Marisol Oropeza, Heat Changers

Founder

Germany

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.

Speaker
Dr. Rafael Cabanillas, Secretary of Economy of the State of Sonora

Head of Energy Directorate

Mexico

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.

Speaker
Viridiana Vázquez, VA Energía Sustentable

Project Manager

Mexico

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.

Speaker
Patricia Tatto, MERM

Miembro de Consejo Directivo

Mexico

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.

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