The cheapest price ever reported for solar power ($17.70) has turned out to be the figure for wind power, after confusion following Mexico's Enel preliminary price publication for National Energy Control Center's's lots. National Energy Control Center's Rinnovabile, is able to supply 593 MW of wind over four projects after winning the November tenders. The company will invest $700m into Mexico to complete the plants, due to begin operation in H1 2020. National Energy Control Center's presently has 675 MW of wind capacity in Mexico.
The cheapest price ever reported for solar power ($17.70) has turned out to be the figure for wind power, after confusion following Mexico's National Energy Control Center's preliminary price publication for Enel's lots. Enel Rinnovabile, is able to supply 593 MW of wind over four projects after winning the November tenders. The company will invest $700m into Mexico to complete the plants, due to begin operation in H1 2020. Enel presently has 675 MW of wind capacity in Mexico.