Mexico's Ministry of Energy has approved six new photovoltaic power generation projects in collaboration with private partners. The Ministry of Energy said in a statement issued via news that this batch of projects is expected to add nearly 650 megawatts of installed capacity to the country's stressed power grid. According to the statement, the estimated investment amount for the project exceeds 750 million US dollars. These projects were declared by private partners in the second round of tenders for renewable energy projects by the Mexican Federal Electricity Commission. The photovoltaic power plant is expected to generate 1881 gigawatt-hours per year, and is equipped with battery energy storage facilities. 37% of the project's installed capacity is expected to

Mexico's Ministry of Energy has approved six new photovoltaic power generation projects in collaboration with private partners. The Ministry of Energy said in a statement issued via news that this batch of projects is expected to add nearly 650 megawatts of installed capacity to the country's stressed power grid. According to the statement, the estimated investment amount for the project exceeds 750 million US dollars. These projects were declared by private partners in the second round of tenders for renewable energy projects by the Mexican Federal Electricity Commission. The photovoltaic power plant is expected to generate 1881 gigawatt-hours per year, and is equipped with battery energy storage facilities. 37% of the project's installed capacity is expected to