The Mexican Institute of Competitiveness (IMCO) is an advocate for fighting climate change and sees renewable energy as a pillar of that advocacy.

Mexicali, the capital of Baja California, is home to 160 foreign companies or maquiladoras that have made the city a true manufacturing hub.

The agency has many clients involved in sustainability and the renewable energy market.

“There might be an unclear regulatory framework and a compromised grid but the market forces and the growth expectation will arouse necessary changes”

Our value proposition is our ability to link energy issues and climate change issues at the business strategy level. 

In the long term, local job creation remains one of the most important pieces of Gamesa’s development strategy.

“There might be an unclear regulatory framework and a compromised grid but the market forces and the growth expectation will cause necessary changes”

Contributing 13% of Mexico’s GDP, the country’s northeastern region is one of its wealthiest and most industrialized regions.

ERYVITSA realized that few Mexican companies were qualified enough to offer project development and consultancy services.