Solar Energy Project Management Experts
Onsite generation, also known as distributed generation, is a viable option in Mexico because of the regulatory climate related to the energy reforms. Distributed generation is classified as any system with a capacity below 700 kWp.
The big advantage is that permits are not required for onsite solar systems below 700 kWp. This reduces project execution risk while delivering savings of 20%. Onsite solar also provides more reliability and self-sufficiency by reducing the reliance on the national power grid.
Lower Your Energy Bills By 20%
Our onsite solar solutions allow you to lower your energy bill by purchasing solar power at a lower rate than from the energy grid. Roof-mounted solar also leverages an underused asset: the roof above you. You can achieve savings of 20% or more off your utility bills with distributed solar generation.
Companies also benefit by achieving a lower carbon footprint and higher asset values through this commitment to sustainability. Mexico Energy Partners can deliver a preliminary savings analysis and proposal after an initial conference call.
The Onsite Solar Procurement Process
Value creation begins with a phone consultation to learn about your needs and assess the project's size and scope. We only need the location of your facilities and one year of utility bills to analyze a client's viable onsite solar options.
The process includes evaluating the facility's location, roof materials, and available space for solar panels. The critical steps in the onsite solar procurement process are:
- Site review and analysis
- Preliminary offer showing the cost savings for the project
- Signing of energy contract (PPA)
- Engineering and installation
- Start of energy supply
No Upfront Capital Spending $0
Our solar solutions enable companies to lower operating expenses with no upfront costs since the engineering, installation, and construction expenses are bundled into the energy tariff in the power purchase agreement (PPA). Onsite solar projects are completed in seven to nine months.
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For large industrial power users in Mexico, the CFE's GDMTH tariff isn't just a line item—it's a significant operational risk. High demand charges, grid instability, and rising costs can erode profitability. However, one Tier-1 automotive supplier in Querétaro turned this challenge into a competitive advantage.
How We Found Over $26,000 in Savings from Compressed Air Leaks
During a comprehensive energy audit, we identified and tagged over 80 leaks of varying sizes throughout their facility. The cumulative impact of these leaks resulted in an estimated annual energy waste exceeding $26,000. Repairing them required minimal capital outlay and delivered a payback period of less than three months.
