This strategic move reinforces Factorenergia’s presence in the Mexican market, where it has been active since 2017, and consolidates its standing as one of the most innovative energy companies in the region. It also aligns with the company’s long-term growth strategy and its commitment to a decentralised, sustainable energy model that supports the energy transition and addresses the pressing challenges of decarbonising transport and power.

“The launch of FAZT is a strategic investment that combines innovation, sustainability, and international growth. With this initiative, we aim to bring our responsible energy model to markets that urgently need clean, reliable, and accessible solutions,” said Emili Rousaud, CEO of Factorenergia.

FAZT: Cutting-Edge Technology and Ultra-Fast Charging

FAZT is a technology-driven infrastructure company based in Mexico, supported by Factorenergia alongside various local partners, including the Mexican firm Gemex—already a partner in Luxem Energía, a gas and electricity retailer. FAZT positions itself as one of the first companies to deploy a national ultra-fast charging network, backed by state-of-the-art infrastructure.

The company’s stations come in two formats—Fazt and UltraFazt—and are compatible with the major global charging standards (NACS and GB/T). A dedicated mobile app allows users to locate stations, manage payments, and monitor the charging process in real time, ensuring a secure, efficient and intuitive experience.

Thanks to a partnership with leading Mexican supermarket chain Soriana, FAZT has already launched four stations in Monterrey (San Jerónimo, Cims, San Nicolás, and Fresnos), with three additional sites set to open shortly in Cuernavaca, Valle de Bravo and Ramos Arizpe.

This initial rollout is part of an ambitious expansion plan to install 50 stations by 2025, with a goal of reaching 1,000 operational charging points across Mexico by 2030—potentially cutting CO₂ emissions by up to 70%. FAZT also plans to extend its footprint to other countries across Latin America.

“We’re aiming to build a network that meets the expectations of Mexican citizens: modern, secure and easily accessible. Our partnership with Soriana is a key step in making that vision a reality,” said Javier Cuartas, Managing Director of FAZT.

25 Years: From National Consolidation to Global Growth

Marking its 25th anniversary, Factorenergia has cemented its position within the energy sector, with over 300,000 customers, 14 offices across Spain and Portugal, and a workforce of more than 500 professionals. At the same time, the company has strengthened its international presence, establishing operations in Mexico, Chile, Bulgaria and Portugal, with plans to enter Morocco and Colombia in 2025 and ongoing market assessments in Brazil.

“International expansion has always been a core pillar of Factorenergia’s strategy. Our aim is to deliver a sustainable and transparent energy model to regions where demand for innovative solutions is growing rapidly. This vision continues to drive our growth and our leadership in the global energy transition,” Rousaud concluded.