PBD Energy Intelligence
Choose a location, prepare an expansion or review a project. We connect your business needs with the facts to check before investing.
Explore my decisionHOW WE HELP YOU DECIDE
What you will produce, how much energy you need and when you want to start.
We review energy, logistics and constraints using the same criteria for each option.
Which supply, connection and timing information still needs confirmation at each site.
You receive a comparison, open questions and next steps before committing.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
To identify which option deserves further consideration and what to check at the site.
01 / International context
Markets, supply chains and rules across Mexico, the United States and Canada.
USMCA framework02 / Mexico
Rules, supply and infrastructure worth reviewing for your operations.
Official publications03 / Region
Logistics, tariffs and documented constraints at candidate locations.
Supply and tariffs04 / Your site
Energy needs, connection, timing and evidence specific to the property.
Connection and interconnectionCOMPARE ENERGY COSTS
View the charges and explore an operation like yours. Change the state to compare costs at the same consumption.
October 2026 charges, checked against CNE letter F00.06.UE/2658/2026. Your service division and tariff determine the applicable charges.
CFE division used: Jalisco. This state has multiple divisions; choose the one serving your site.
SELECTED TARIFF CHARGES GDMTH · Jalisco
Base period
Intermediate period
Peak period
Separate billing bases
Per service
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Amounts before VAT. Per-kWh prices already include their published components; we do not add them twice.
View charge sourceNOW APPLY IT TO A PROPERTY
Suggested tariff for this scenario: GDMTH
Reference monthly cost
MX$217,022Before VAT · Oct 2026 pricesEnergy + applicable demand + fixed chargeMonthly consumption
75,000 kWhConsumption medium · mediumAnnual consumption
900,000 kWhSame consumption over 12 monthsExample peak demand
300 kWAssumed, not measured at your sitePV to generate 80% annually
360.3-487.4 kWpEquivalent energy; not 80% bill savingsTarget solar production
720,000 kWh/yrArea solar referenceAnnual electricity footprint
399.6 tCO₂eConsumption-related, before PVThese are planning examples, not sector averages. Changing property or size updates the suggested tariff; confirm your actual tariff on your bill.
Consumption: PBD-defined scenarios. Low = 70%, medium = 100%, high = 130% of example consumption and demand. Building means offices; Data center includes IT and cooling, with no certified PUE.
Cost: One 30-day reference month using the reference month prices. Excludes VAT, municipal lighting charges, power-factor adjustments, balances and other adjustments. Not a bill, solar savings estimate or annual tariff forecast.
Consumption split: Base 25% · Intermediate 65% · Peak 10%. Assumed split, not a measured profile. Peak-period demand: 225 kW.
Billable demands: Distribution 182.75 kW · Capacity 182.75 kW. Calculated separately using each tariff's minimum and load-factor rules, with assumed scenario demands. DOF: sections 3.1.2, 5.1 and 5.2.
Solar size: 80% of annual consumption ÷ annual production per kWp. Scenario range with ±15% production; not a statistical confidence interval. Does not assess shading, roof, self-consumption or grid connection.
Solar resource: Guadalajara, C.P. 44100 · 1,737.82 kWh/kWp/yr · PVGIS 5.3 / ERA5, 2005-2023. Approximate GeoNames point, not the entire state. 14% losses, optimal orientation. Snapshot from Oct 4, 2026; no per-visitor API call. PVGIS · GeoNames · CC BY 4.0.
Electricity footprint: Annual kWh ÷ 1,000 × 0.444 tCO₂e/MWh. SEN 2024 reference; not a state-specific factor, certified inventory or avoided PV emissions. SEMARNAT notice, May 29, 2026.
Division: The initial choice uses a reference locality's CFE division. You can change it; the whole state need not share one division. DOF: Annex 1.
Do you already know your property's consumption?Use your kWh for your own solar estimate.
Calculate using my billChecked publications with dates, scope and sources. Use them to identify what to review before investing.
Verification snapshot: Oct 9, 2026. Editorial updates; automatic synchronization is not yet connected.
Published: Sep 30, 2026
PDBT, GDMTO and GDMTH commercial charges effective October 1, 2026, published by CFE through a CNE letter.
A CFE division is not a state. Residential tariffs are sourced separately from CFE, with their season and DAC region.
Source checked for this version
Read sourcePublished: Mar 18, 2025
The Electricity Sector Law was published on March 18, 2025.
The publication date alone does not determine a project's procedures.
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Read sourcePublished: Oct 3, 2025
The Electricity Sector Law regulations were published on October 3, 2025.
Check the project type, transitional provisions and conditions before defining its route.
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Read sourcePublished: Apr 16, 2026
Storage associated with a load center does not require a storage permit under that modality; its energy is for on-site use, without sale or grid injection.
This does not remove connection, study or demand requirements. It does not apply to every PV or BESS configuration.
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Read sourcePublished: Jul 1, 2026
Canada reported meeting with the United States and Mexico on July 1, 2026 to undertake the USMCA joint review.
A statement by one party about an event. It does not establish a completed trilateral renewal or new rules for your project.
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Read sourceThe dashboard review date does not determine a rule's legal validity. Current coverage is national and corridor-wide; verified local indicators for Jalisco, Nuevo León or the Bajío are not yet available.
We work in Spanish and English. We agree on the review, deliverables and checks requiring specialists or local confirmation.
