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After waiting 3.5 years for CFE to allow us to export our surplus solar to the grid, we are finally able to at our home. Starting April 13th our Bi-Directional Meter was installed and we began exporting. We chose the Net Billing contract option and are expecting our first bill soon. Finally we get to see that perfect bell shaped solar production curve.

Updated the Paying Your CFE Bill blog post adding:
- How to find your pre-pay balance on the CFE Contigo App.
- Paying with Pangea Money Transfer (US Only), never done it but have talked to people who have paid CFE with it.
- Confirmed Western Union will not work for Canadian Cards.

Paying your CFE Bill - MXelectricity Home consumers in Mexico get their electricity from CFE. There are many different ways to pay your CFE Bill. MXe tells you about how to pay and other tips.

CFE is taking American Express for online payments. 👍

CFE now allowing payments with American Express! - TexMexExpats One of our most popular posts is about the difficulties in paying our CFE (electric) bill online, especially using a US-based credit card. Well – good news – CFE has just made it a bit easier – you can now pay online at the CFE website using an AMEX (American Express) card – even if […]

How does electricity work in Mexico? Who is CFE? Read all about it here:

Electricity in Mexico | MXelectricity Electricity in Mexico is provided by a National State owned utility called the Comisión Federal de Electricidad or CFE (Federal Electricity Commission).

Home consumers in Mexico get their electricity from CFE. MXe has the definitive guide to understanding your CFE Bill. Read online or download as a PDF.

Understanding your CFE Bill | MXelectricity Home consumers in Mexico get their electricity from CFE. MXe has the definitive guide to understanding your CFE Bill. Read online or download as a PDF.