How long does the process take to migrate my facilities to the MEM?
Typically, migrating from CFE Basic Service to the MEM takes between 8 to 10 months. An action plan must be put in place to identify all the steps throughout the process. Enerlogix will assist you by scheduling the activities required so that your facilities may transition into the deregulated market.
Is my facility allowed to have both a MEM contract and a Self-Supply contract for one load center at once?
No. Self-Supply and the MEM belong to different regimes and do not co-exist. The same goes for CFE Basic Service and the MEM, either the load center remains a Basic Service User or it migrates to the MEM. In the MEM, the Qualified User will be supplied by a Qualified Service Retailer; this Retailer will represent the load center for all its electricity transactions in the market.
Whatever your current contracted condition, reach out to Enerlogix. Enerlogix will assist by analyzing your current situation and will suggest the best available option.
Employing specialized expertise allows clients to obtain benefits from the current legal framework, and in correctly sizing their projects for better ROI. 
In addition to these low-cost/no-cost savings opportunities, the company is now positioned to take full advantage of the deregulated electricity and natural gas markets.
One of our clients in northern Mexico, who had contracted an adjustable-type product, wanted to gradually increase its consumption. To achieve this, we needed to determine the periodicity of such increases and the behavior of its planned production, as well as other factors affecting consumption. Special attention was paid to usage patterns that could significantly affect the total cost of energy in the contracted product.
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