Sempra Infrastructure, a division of Sempra, has announced a significant advancement in renewable energy in Mexico with a 319 MW order for the Cimarron wind farm, situated in Tecate, Baja California. This strategic move marks the third phase of the Energia Sierra Juarez Wind Complex, which, upon completion, will boast a total installed capacity of 582 MW. This development underscores Mexico’s growing commitment to renewable energy and positions the country as a leader in the Latin American energy transition.

The order encompasses the supply and installation of 46 V163-4.5 MW turbines and 18 V162-6.2 MW turbines by Vestas, a global leader in wind turbine production. Additionally, Vestas will provide a 10-year service agreement (AOM 5000) to ensure optimized energy production and long-term operational reliability for the wind farm. This comprehensive approach not only promises enhanced energy efficiency but also contributes significantly to the sustainability goals of the region.

Mehdi Hadbi, Senior Business Director for Vestas in LATAM North, expressed pride in the collaboration with Sempra Infrastructure, highlighting the long-standing relationship and Vestas’ commitment to renewable energy development in Mexico. “We are proud to have been awarded a project by Sempra Infrastructure in Mexico, strengthening our long-standing relationship with this important player in the renewable energy ecosystem,” Hadbi stated, emphasizing the trust Vestas has earned in Latin America through reliable product offerings and a dedicated local team.

Mario Barreiro Castellanos, Country Head for Vestas in Mexico, reiterated the team’s dedication to investing in the country despite market challenges, recognizing Mexico’s potential to take a leading role in the energy transition journey. The planned delivery of turbines in the fourth quarter of 2024, with commissioning expected in the fourth quarter of 2025, marks a significant milestone in Mexico’s renewable energy expansion.

This venture not only solidifies Vestas’ market position in Mexico but also reinforces the company’s dedication to fostering renewable energy development in the country. It represents a crucial step forward in the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions, highlighting the pivotal role of international collaboration and technological innovation in addressing climate change and promoting environmental sustainability.

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