EDF Renewables has announced the commissioning of Bluemex, its very first solar power plant in Mexico. The 119.6 MWp photovoltaic facility is located in the northern Mexican state of Sonora. Occupying over 340 hectares, the Bluemex solar photovoltaic power plant is comprised of photovoltaic (PV) modules supplied by Canadian Solar Inc.
The solar project was awarded in 2016 through the second long-term auction of supply certificates and power purchase agreements for clean energy held by Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). The construction of the solar power plant created 900 jobs, with the operation and maintenance of the facility creating 18 local jobs.
Global Energy Services (GES) has completed its first Mexico PV plant in the Yucatan Peninsula. GES was in charge for the complete EPC of the plant, including the evacuation of electrical infrastructur...
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Read moreThe renewable energy project developer Enel Green Power has inaugurated the 103 MW Salitrillos wind farm located in the town of Reynosa in Mexico. The wind park is built on the northeastern Mexi...
Read moreAtlas Renewable Energy has inaugurated the 129 MWp Guajiro solar photovoltaic plant in Nopala de Villagrán, in State of Hidalgo, Mexico. The plant generates approximately 300 GWh annually and...
Read moreJinkoSolar Holding Co Ltd has inaugurated the first Yucatan solar energy generating plant with an investment of US$30 million. The plant will contribute to the reduction of 25,691 tons of carbon diox...
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