This report explores how the co-benefits of renewable energy and energy saving measures can play an active role in connecting Mexico’s energy transition with key development processes and commitments that the country has determined, for instance the National Development Plan (ndp) 2019-2024 and the climate goals, Nationally Determined Contributions (ndc), that Mexico has committed to under the Paris Agreement. The underlying study, issued in the context of the Enhancing the Coherence of Climate and Energy Policies in Mexico project (Conecc), provides quantitative evidence on the co-benefits of two energy transition pathways related to the Energy Transition Law (lte), but with differing degrees of ambition, and indicates how the co-benefits of renewables and energy efficiency measures can play an active role in achieving national development objectives.