Mexico City — The Mexican company Finsolar, a specialist in renewable energy solutions, has confirmed a 500 million peso investment in solar projects within Quintana Roo. The resources will allow for the development of up to 50 solar farms, capable of generating electricity for approximately 40,000 homes each year.
The strategy involves transforming industrial, commercial, and tourist rooftops, as well as inactive land, into spaces that generate clean energy. The model offers property owners the possibility of renting out their surfaces and obtaining passive income without the need to invest.
Project Launch Starting in 2025
The plan begins with an estimated capacity of 30 MW, with projected growth as more available surfaces are added. The first projects are expected to begin by the end of 2025, although some could be launched before the year concludes.
Hernán Varela Posada, Commercial Director of Finsolar in Mexico, highlighted that Quintana Roo possesses ideal conditions for this type of investment: high solar radiation, consolidated infrastructure, and a tourist and industrial sector with multiple available rooftops and land for utilization.
Economic and Environmental Impact
Beyond generating direct and indirect jobs in construction and operation, the initiative will reduce thousands of tons of CO₂ annually. This will contribute to the energy transition and the sustainable development of the region.
Finsolar is already working on agreements with space owners and seeking to form alliances with business chambers and local authorities to broaden the program's reach. The goal is to establish Quintana Roo as a national benchmark in solar energy and in the attraction of clean investments.
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