Factorenergia launches FAZT in Mexico with the goal of installing 1,000 electric charging points by 2030.

VALENCIA (SERVIMEDIA). Factorenergia, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, is boosting its internationalization and commitment to the global energy transition with the launch of FAZT, a new technology and infrastructure (tech-infra) company pioneering ultra-fast charging for electric vehicles in Mexico. The goal is to install 1,000 electric charging points by 2030.

Specifically, Factorenergia is participating in this project with a 28% stake, reaffirming its role as a strategic player in the transformation of the international energy model, the company announced on Monday.

“Factorenergia’s stake in FAZT is a strategic commitment that combines innovation, sustainability, and international expansion. With this transaction, we aim to bring our responsible energy model to markets with a great need for clean, reliable, and affordable solutions,” said Emili Rousaud, CEO of Factorenergia.

The tech-infra company FAZT was founded in Mexico with a 28% stake held by Factorenergia, along with other local partners, including the Mexican company Gemex, also a partner of Factorenergia in Luxem Energia, a supplier of electricity and natural gas. Thus, FAZT positions itself as a pioneer in offering ultra-fast charging stations, with leading infrastructure in the country.

The stations are designed under two models—Fazt and UltraFazt—compatible with the main standards (NACS and GB/T). Its app allows users to locate stations, manage payments, and monitor charging in real time, ensuring a fast, safe, and reliable user experience, the company emphasized.

In partnership with the Mexican supermarket chain Soriana, FAZT has already opened four charging stations in store parking lots in Monterrey (San Jerónimo, Cumbres, San Nicolás, and Fresnos), and will open three more in Cuernavaca, Valle de Bravo, and Ramos Arizpe in the coming days.

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This first phase of installation is part of an expansion plan that includes the launch of 50 stations by 2025, with the goal of reaching 1,000 operational charging points throughout Mexico by 2030 and reducing CO₂ emissions by up to 70%. The company also plans to expand into Latin America.

“We want to offer a network that meets the standards Mexicans deserve: reliable, modern, and accessible. This alliance with Soriana is a decisive step toward making that vision a reality,” said Javier Cuartas, CEO of FAZT.

“International expansion has always been a strategic pillar for Factorenergia. We want to bring our sustainable and transparent model to markets where the need for innovative energy solutions is increasingly urgent. This vision drives us to continue growing and leading change in the global energy sector,” added Emili Rousaud.

In a context marked by climate change, the electrification of transportation, and distributed energy generation, Factorenergia reaffirms its leadership position through innovative initiatives such as FAZT. The company continues to invest in technology as a driver of energy democratization and in international cooperation as a lever for positive impact.

“It’s not just about growth, but about meaningful growth. We want the energy transition to reach everyone, wherever they are. And that means being present, investing, and proposing solutions with a long-term vision,” Rousaud concluded.