Mexico's sugar industry is in talks on a biofuels and power program that could draw over $1.5bn and tie cane growers to a revival of state oil firm Pemex.
México · Energy
Key Facts
—The proposal. Mexico’s sugar industry is negotiating a biofuels and electricity-cogeneration program with the government.
—The number. Backers say it could unlock more than $1.5bn in fresh investment across the sector.
—The voice. The pitch came from the vice-president of the National Agricultural Council, a farm-sector group.
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