ENGIE signed a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) in Mexico to supply renewable energy to steel producer, Gerdau. ENGIE is developing a 130 MW photovoltaic plant in Sonora, northern Mexico composed of approximately 400 000 solar panels, which will provide Gerdau with a 100% clean and economic source of energy for its industrial processes.
ENGIE also signed a PPA with Santiago de Chile airport operator, Nuevo Pudahuel, to supply 100% renewable energy which will reduce the airport’s CO2 emissions by 35,700 tons per year. Under the 16-year agreement, ENGIE will supply the airport with 105 GWh per year of green electricity to meet all its power needs.
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November 09, 2018
Enel breaks ground on 220-MW solar plant in Mexico's Tlaxcala
Enel Green Power (EGP), together with the government, conducted a ground breaking ceremony on the 220 MW Magdalena II solar park. The project is located in the municipalities of Tlaxco and Hueyotlipan...
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November 07, 2018
Sempra signs three HOAs for Mexico LNG project
Sempra Energy announced that its subsidiaries Infraestructura Energetica Nova S.A.B. de C.V. and Sempra LNG & Midstream have signed three Heads of Agreements with affiliates of Total S.A., Mitsui...
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October 08, 2018
EGP to build 230 MW solar project in Mexico
Enel SpA, through its renewable energy unit, Enel Green Power (EGP), will build the 231.8 MW Magdalena 2 solar project located in Tlaxcala state in Mexico. The project requires a total inv...
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October 07, 2018
CLH and HST reach an agreement for a new storage facility for petroleum products in Valley of Mexico
CLH has signed an agreement with the Mexican company Hydrocarbon Storage Terminal (HST) to acquire 60% of the capital of HST, with the aim of developing and operation of a new storage facility fo...
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October 02, 2018
850 MW gas-fired power project in Mexico reaches financial close
EVM Tenedora, S.A.P.I. de C.V. and EFS Global Energy B.V., a subsidiary of GE, has secured US$740 million financing for the development of an 850 MW power plant in Axapusco, Mexico, located&...
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