This conference will discuss Mexico's approach to wind energy generation, comparing it with Denmark and exploring the opportunities that come with integrating renewable energies. The presentation will include tables and graphs to illustrate Mexico's current energy production using various sources from the Independent Energy Producers (PIE) and the Transmission System Operator (TSO), which is the Federal Commission of Electricity (CFE) in Mexico. The information presented is based on reports and technical literature from Mexico, Denmark, and international organizations for reference. The findings of this work emphasize that Mexico's transition to renewable energy is a gradual reality. It is crucial to implement analytical technologies, not just monitoring parameters required by the Technical Regulations or laws, to ensure energy security. Additionally, the intention is to demonstrate that achieving energy sustainability must involve other mechanisms for reducing CO2 emissions, such as incorporating train and railway systems in regions of Mexico that require technical studies to address climate change. [] Agenda: - Keynote Speaker de: “Transición Energética en Dinamarca versus México” - Tiempo: 45 minutos y 15 de preguntas. Bldg: CENACE Gerencia de Control, Antiguo Camino a la Resurrección, Industrial Resurrección, Puebla, Puebla, Mexico, 72227