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Rising demand for electricity and a commitment to reduce
reliance on hydrocarbons are driving strong growth in Mexico’s
renewable energy sector, a push that could bring particular
benefits in the solar power industry. Mexico is now in the process
of finalizing a list of bidders for the country’s third round of
annual tenders for new supply projects, with technical bids to be
submitted in September and the auction to be held in November. The
first two rounds covered a combined 14.3 TWh of annualized
production. The tenders will bring…
reliance on hydrocarbons are driving strong growth in Mexico’s
renewable energy sector, a push that could bring particular
benefits in the solar power industry. Mexico is now in the process
of finalizing a list of bidders for the country’s third round of
annual tenders for new supply projects, with technical bids to be
submitted in September and the auction to be held in November. The
first two rounds covered a combined 14.3 TWh of annualized
production. The tenders will bring…
Rising demand for electricity and a commitment to reduce
reliance on hydrocarbons are driving strong growth in Mexico’s
renewable energy sector, a push that could bring particular
benefits in the solar power industry. Mexico is now in the process
of finalizing a list of bidders for the country’s third round of
annual tenders for new supply projects, with technical bids to be
submitted in September and the auction to be held in November. The
first two rounds covered a combined 14.3 TWh of annualized
production. The tenders will bring…
reliance on hydrocarbons are driving strong growth in Mexico’s
renewable energy sector, a push that could bring particular
benefits in the solar power industry. Mexico is now in the process
of finalizing a list of bidders for the country’s third round of
annual tenders for new supply projects, with technical bids to be
submitted in September and the auction to be held in November. The
first two rounds covered a combined 14.3 TWh of annualized
production. The tenders will bring…
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