Denali Energy Partners proposes solutions amid rising industrial energy demand

Energy availability and quality have become critical factors for industrial operations. In this context, Denali Energy Partners participated as an exhibitor at the North America Manufacturing Expo & Summit, where it presented its services and solutions for manufacturing companies.

Laurent Meulemans, President of the firm, highlighted that the company’s interest in participating in these types of events stems from the growing concentration of companies with operations in Mexico, particularly in the manufacturing sector, which face energy supply challenges.

“Today, there is a major need for energy in Mexico to sustain industrial operations. Many companies are facing intermittency, lack of capacity, and supply discontinuity,” he explained.

Unlike other players in the sector, Denali Energy Partners specializes in energy consulting services, focusing on designing tailored solutions based on each company’s diagnosis.

Its approach combines technical and financial analysis to optimize companies’ energy consumption, reducing both the cost per kilowatt-hour and the total volume of energy used.

“There is no better energy than the energy that is not consumed. We work on both fronts: efficiency and cost, to ensure more competitive operations,” Meulemans said.

The executive emphasized that, given limitations in transmission and distribution networks, companies must explore alternatives to secure their energy supply, including on-site generation, storage, or hybrid solutions.

In this regard, he warned about the importance of avoiding decisions based on trends and instead relying on personalized diagnostics to identify the most suitable solution for each operation.

“Every company has a different energy profile. Solar panels with batteries may work for one company, while natural gas generation may be more viable for another. The important thing is to understand the specific need before investing,” he noted.

Denali Energy Partners’ participation in this forum reflects the growing relevance of the energy sector within the industrial ecosystem, where energy availability, stability, and cost are becoming decisive factors for competitiveness in North America.