Mexico announced plans to add 13 gw new technology generation capacity but of short duration is renewable energy projects

Solar photovoltaic webex: Mexico utilities CFE's new board of directors has approved a plan to expand capacity, the company will own and operate 13 gigawatts of new facilities, but not one of them will be a new power plant using renewable energy.

CFE general manager Mr Bartlett said, this plan accords with Mexico's President André s Manuel Ló Pez Obrador's instructions, and aimed at reversing the demise of the CFE and solve the problem of the state-owned enterprises suspected of corruption. “ CFE will once again become a company with national pride, & throughout; Bartlett said.

the public power company is the first step to restore five facility power, has formally determined only one place, is located in the state of guanajuato China salamanca 750 mw coal-fired power plants. “ Main purpose of this project is the lowest price, not just consider factory business profitability, & throughout; The company said, but did not provide further details.

at the same time, the financial newspaper revealed MiBolsillo, idle salamanca power plant at the end of 2017 will be turned into a combined cycle power generation facilities. The Mexican newspaper said, the same shift will occur in the state of veracruz figure vspan another thermal power plant. The previous government had plans to its reconstruction for natural gas power plants.

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the MiBolsillo claimed that the CFE plan mentioned in the remaining three projects will be located in Sonora st. Louis in Colorado, durango Lyle, as well as the baja California state temporarily not clear the location of the new power plants. According to local news reports, all these facilities will be cycle gas power plants. According to the further news sources, these five projects total generating capacity of 2. 76 gigawatts, investment of $2. 4 billion is required.

on the contrary, Bartlett said at the end of march, CFE intends to review three times in the last government energy auction contract. “ Proponents of clean energy should not worry, because we are not opposed, but support increase clean energy, & throughout; He added that CFE is committed to using all energy sources for power generation.

however, given the Bartlett had announced earlier this month, in the near future can't again for clean energy auction, this guarantee is really just empty promises. Planned in 2018 at the end of the year to the fourth energy auction never start, and eventually was cancelled by the new government in January.

in 2015, the Mexican authorities to implement energy reform carried out three times after purchase, a total of about 6 gigawatts of photovoltaic power generation capacity allocation. The auction for the third time to realize the global minimum solar ever bid price & ndash; — 0. $02057 per kilowatt-hour.

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