Service · Urgent
Gas station regularization: avoid a closure order
Around 60% of Mexico's stations operate without a current authorization. An extraordinary regularization window (RENAGAS) for bringing existing stations into compliance is open now — we put it to work for you before it closes.
RENAGAS
Expired LAU
Extraordinary window
Are you at risk?
Every "no" is a closure-order risk
1
Is your LAU current?
2
Are you registered in RENAGAS?
3
Is your SASISOPA up to date?
What's included
- Risk assessment
- Bringing your documentation current (ASEA / CNE)
- RENAGAS registration or update
- Defense against regulator demands
The cost of not acting
Fines of up to 50,000 days' wages and a closure order — almost always more than it costs to regularize in time.
Frequently asked questions
What we get asked most
The national registry of facilities. Being registered and current is part of operating in good standing; an extraordinary regularization window is currently open.
It depends on the condition of your documentation. We scope it in the assessment and work with ranges.
We evaluate that case by case, and we prioritize removing the risk of a closure order as soon as possible.
It is an extraordinary window with a deadline — it is worth acting soon. We confirm how long it is still open in your assessment.
Self-assessment
Is your station at risk of a closure order?
Tell us your situation and we'll come back with your regularization path, including a time and cost estimate.
Free risk assessment
Take advantage of the RENAGAS window
Response in under 24 business hours
Request your assessment
Response in under 24 business hours.