Experts in Solar Energy Project Management
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 500 kWp.
The big advantage is that permits are not required for onsite solar systems below 500 kWp. This reduces project execution risk while delivering savings of more than 20%. Onsite solar also provides more reliability and self-sufficiency by reducing the reliance on the national power grid.
Our onsite solar solutions allow you to lower your energy bill by purchasing solar power at a lower rate than from the energy grid.
Companies also benefit by achieving a lower carbon footprint and higher asset values through this commitment to sustainability.
Value creation begins with a phone consultation to learn about your needs and assess the size and scope of the project. The key steps in the onsite solar procurement process are:
• Site review and analysis
• Preliminary offer from supplier
• Signing of energy contract (PPA)
• Engineering and installation
• Start of energy supply
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).
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Energy Storage and Onsite Solar
We expect battery storage technology to be highly valuable in Mexico’s energy transition. It can improve the security of the grid system by reliably delivering power at all hours, helping to avoid power shortages at peak usage times.
Incorporating battery technology into renewable energy operations can help enhance production through the storage of excess energy during high-production hours.
We expect the incorporation of battery storage into renewable energy operations across the country to introduce greater flexibility to Mexico’s electricity system over the next decade.
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