Home / Mexico's Oaxaca state sees up to $1bn in potential renewables investments this year

Mexico's Oaxaca state sees up to $1bn in potential renewables investments this year

Mexico's Oaxaca state sees up to $1bn in potential renewables investments this year

March 16, 2018 | Adriana Brasileiro
Gov. Alejandro Murat Hinojosa said a $1.2 billion wind farm will go ahead as planned after the project faced protests, financing woes

Capital Markets Economy & Policy Mexico Project & Infrastructure Finance

The Mexican state of Oaxaca has the potential to receive as much as $1 billion in investments in renewable energy projects this year as logistical and regulatory hurdles have been resolved, Governor Alejandro Murat Hinojosa said. The state is going ahead with a $1.2 billion wind farm led by Mitsubishi Group, after protests from local indigenous groups who demanded to be consulted on the plans and financing woes stalled the project for 6 years. Eólica del Sur will be the largest wind farm in Lati

Already have an account?

    Forgot your password?

Free trial

Take a free two-week trial now for the latest news, data and market analysis.

Free Trial