It has already been a complicated year in terms of private investments in Mexico’s energy sector. And for solar, a lack of policy certainty and a government supportive of the fossil fuels industry are serving to further muddy the waters for projects already in development, while putting the brakes on any new plans.
Enel Green Power Mexico completed the construction of the 220 MW Magdalena II project in late 2019. The installation was connected to the regional grid earlier this year.
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