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Mexico's Energy Secretariat Awards Major Wind Projects in Tamaulipas and Nuevo León

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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Mexico’s energy secretariat, Sener, confirmed the expansion of the country’s wind energy sector through major project awards in the northern states of Tamaulipas and Nuevo León. Sener stated that the federal utility CFE was awarded eight wind projects with a combined capacity of 2,949 MW. These projects, which include battery storage systems totaling nearly 890 MW, are expected to come online between 2029 and 2030.

From gringogazette.com

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The expansion is part of a broader federal goal to increase the share of renewable energy in Mexico’s electricity mix from 24.61% this year to over 38% by 2030. The overall wind capacity target is 15,000 megawatts within six years, up from approximately 8,140 MW.

From gringogazette.com

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  • SenerSecretaría de Energía (Sener), the federal body planning the energy sector expansion.
  • CFECFE, the federal utility awarded the projects to develop in the northern states.
  • TamaulipasTamaulipas, one of the northern states hosting the awarded wind projects.
  • Nuevo LeónNuevo León, the other northern state hosting the awarded wind projects.

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