En el contexto de la aprobación de los programas académicos de posgrado de Maestría y Doctorado en Ciencia y Tecnología para la Transición Energética a impartirse en las unidades académicas que ustedes dirigen y, por instrucciones de la Secretaria de Investigación y Posgrado, se les informa lo siguiente: El Colegio Académico de Posgrado, en su Primera Sesión Extraordinaria del periodo lectivo 2024-2025, celebrada el 9 de junio de 2025, aprobó la propuesta de diseño del Plan y Programas de Estudios de ambos programas.

La Comisión de Programas Académicos, en Novena Sesión Ordinaria, celebrada el 19 de junio de 2025, aprobó la propuesta de diseño del Plan y Programas de Estudios de ambos programas.

El XLIII Consejo General Consultivo en su Novena Sesión Ordinaria celebrada el día 30 de junio de 2025, conoció y acordó la aprobación del diseño del Plan y Programas de Estudios de ambos programas.

Por todo lo anterior, los acuerdos de creación, los cuales serán publicados en la Gaceta Politécnica, de los programas de maestría y doctorado mencionados se encuentran actualmente en la Oficina del Abogado General (OAG) para su revisión jurídica.

Una vez obtenido el Visto Bueno de la OAG los acuerdos de creación serán remitidos a Dirección General para que su firma.

Una vez firmados por la Dirección General, los acuerdos serán enviados a la Coordinación de Imagen Institucional para su publicación en la Gaceta Politécnica.  

Master's and Doctorate Postgraduate Program in Science and Technology for the Energy Transition The Postgraduate Academic College, in its First Extraordinary Session of the 2024-2025 academic period, held on June 9, 2025, approved the proposed design of the Curriculum and Programs for both programs. The Academic Programs Committee, at its Ninth Regular Session held on June 19, 2025, approved the proposed design of the Plan and Study Programs for both programs. The XLIII General Advisory Council, in its Ninth Ordinary Session held on June 30, 2025, reviewed and agreed to approve the design of the Plan and Study Programs of both programs. The creation agreements, which will be published in the Polytechnic Bulletin, of the aforementioned master's and doctoral programs.

Lines of generation and application of knowledge (LGAC) 1. Technologies for the efficient use and exploitation of clean energy Objective: Accelerate the reduction of carbon emissions in various economic sectors through the development, adoption, and innovation of clean technologies. Subfields: 1) Clean Energy. •Research and development of clean energy technologies, such as solar thermal, solar photovoltaic, wind, biofuels, hydrogen, low-carbon processes, etc. •Biorefineries and economies based on bioenergy and advanced biofuels. •Applications of carbon capture technology. •Public policies and regulatory framework. 2) Energy Efficiency. •Innovation in the use, application, and development of energy-efficient technologies. •Energy exchange networks and waste heat reuse. •Advanced thermal insulation and sustainable materials.

Expected results according to the TRL: TRLs 1-3: Publication of scientific and technical articles and technological feasibility studies on new materials, methods, applications, and processes. TRLs 4-6: Functional prototypes of energy systems. Validation of processes and prototypes in controlled environments. Registration of intellectual property, utility models, and patents. TRLs 7-9: Operational pilot facilities, applications in the productive sector, and commercialization of technological developments.

1. Energy Integration Systems Objective: Develop energy systems across multiple pathways and/or geographic scales to deliver reliable and cost-effective energy services with minimal environmental impact. Subfields: 1) Renewable energy systems integrated into electrical grids. •Integrating and managing renewable energy systems without overloading electrical grids. •Developing dedicated electrical grids to integrate renewable energy. •Integrating the hydrogen technology value chain into electrical grids. •Demand-side management: Smart meters to optimize energy use in homes and industries. Demand-side response programs to balance the grid. •Public policies and regulatory framework 2)Efficient energy production and consumption. •Responsible energy consumption •Establishing production and consumption programs that integrate energy storage systems. •Advanced thermal, electrical, chemical, electrochemical, etc. storage systems. •Management and integration of energy storage systems. 3)Microgrids •Development of isolated microgrids and distributed systems that leverage local renewable energy. Decentralization through microgrids for local generation and resilience to blackouts. •Public policies and regulatory framework

Expected Results According to the TRL TRLs 1-3: Research and development of emerging technologies, Technical and economic feasibility studies of integrated energy systems, Scientific publications on the interaction of energy carriers with critical infrastructure, Initial prototypes of storage systems and microgrids. TRLs 4-6: Technology and business model validation. Design and validation of prototypes of microgrids and storage systems for industries or communities; Development of digital platforms for energy innovation management; Regulatory proposals for emerging technologies and sustainable business models. TRLs 7-9: Implementation and scalability, Pilot installations of integrated systems and functional microgrids, Scalable business models for industrial sectors and communities, Technology transfer for the transition of energy integration systems.

1. Technological Innovation Management, Business Models, and Regulation. Objective: To generate technological innovation and develop sustainable business models that drive the energy transition. This includes the creation of business and regulatory strategies that optimize the adoption of clean and efficient technologies, foster industrial competitiveness, and reduce environmental impact. Subfields: 1) Design and implementation of sustainable business models: •Development of value propositions for the integration of clean technologies in emerging markets. •Analysis of the economic and social viability of technologies for the energy transition. •Carbon market development. •Public policies and regulatory framework. 2) Regulations for emerging technologies: •Analysis of public policies to incentivize technological innovation in energy. •Development of regulations for the reuse and recycling of components of emerging technologies. •Extended liability regulations and scheduled expiration of emerging technologies. 3)Strategic management of technological innovation: •Creation of technology transfer strategies for the adoption of innovative energy solutions. •Evaluation of the impact of disruptive technologies on the energy market. •Scaling of sustainable technologies: Validation and adoption of technological prototypes in real-world environments, establishing mechanisms for technology transfer and determining technology costs. Studies for the industrial scaling of energy technologies. •Public policies and regulatory framework. •Design of sustainability indicators applied to technological projects. •Life cycle analysis of energy development.

Expected deliverables according to the TRL: TRLs 1-3: Basic and applied research, Technical and economic feasibility studies of emerging technologies, Prototypes of tools for evaluating sustainable business models. TRLs 4-6: Development and validation, Design and testing of digital platforms for managing technological innovation in energy systems, Proposals for pilot regulations to promote the adoption of clean technologies. TRLs 7-9: Implementation and commercialization, Scalable business models for communities and industrial sectors, Implementation of technology transfer strategies with success stories in sustainable companies, Manuals and practical guides for the adoption of energy regulations. Includes iterations between energy vectors: electricity, thermal energy, and clean fuels, and their interaction with other large-scale infrastructure, such as water, transportation, and communications networks.