Energy management of the electrical network could facilitate the operation of almost 100% of the new companies that set up in the country, considering that 91% of these reported failures in the energy supply.

As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and the most recent geopolitical changes, one of the fastest growing economic/logistics trends has been nearshoring.

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Therefore, to take advantage of geographical proximity, strengthen their supply chains, increase agility in decision-making and, ultimately, improve their competitiveness in the global market, a large number of companies have adopted reshoring. The above made Mexico and its business sector become a reference for global markets and investors.

Data from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) estimate that the nearshoring phenomenon can increase the country's GDP between 1.5 and 2.5% in the long term.

It is also expected that by 2025, the demand for industrial spaces will grow, since it is estimated to receive 453 new companies in the next two years. An average of 227 new companies per year between 2023-2025.

However, despite the good forecasts, important challenges have been identified in this “first wave” of nearshoring that are related to energy infrastructure, which may be key to making the most of this macroeconomic trend.

And for large, medium and small companies to make the most of the relocation phenomenon, there are companies that provide solutions that use smart electricity or electricity 4.0 as a starting point, which allows the generation of innovative energy regulation strategies to make the most of the supply sources, obtaining savings and improving production.

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Schneider Electric explained that electricity 4.0 means using technology to monitor and optimize energy consumption in real time, which in turn reduces costs and reduces the environmental footprint, which summarizes the objective of the automation and digitalization solutions it offers. the company to promote innovation and improvement in its clients' operations.

It should be noted that effective electrical management is a fundamental pillar in the success of relocation operations. By investing in advanced and sustainable electrical control solutions, companies can strengthen their resilience, improve their efficiency and contribute to the sustainable growth of their operations in nearshoring locations.

At Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Monterrey, Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez 

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