Infraestructura Energética, or Energy Infrastructure, refers to the physical facilities and systems that are necessary for the generation, transmission, distribution, and consumption of energy. This includes power plants, substations, electrical grids, pipelines for oil and gas, renewable energy installations (such as wind farms and solar panels), and the associated technology and equipment that support energy services. Energy infrastructure is critical for ensuring a reliable and efficient supply of energy to meet the needs of households, businesses, and industries. It also encompasses the regulatory and operational frameworks that govern energy markets and the transition toward sustainable energy sources.
Próximamente, el gas natural estadounidense comenzará a fluir a través de México hacia una importante terminal de exportación en el Pacífico, lo que refleja un panorama energético global transformado por…