HSBC will power its Mexican operations from renewable-energy project operator Enel Green Power for the next 10 years. The bank said it would invest $450 million in renewable projects over that period, including a solar farm and wind farm. As reported, the electricity will come from Enel Green Power’s Dominica wind farm, in the state of San Luis Potosi, which has a total installed capacity of 200 MW from 100 wind turbines, each with 2 MW, and is capable of generating up to 510 GWh per year. The Dominica wind farm has a total capacity of 200 MW from 100 wind turbines, and is capable of generating up to 510 GWh annually. The farm will begin to supply power in the second half of 2017.
HSBC will power its Mexican operations from renewable-energy project operator Enel Green Power for the next 10 years. The bank said it would invest $450 million in renewable projects over that period, including a solar farm and wind farm. The Dominica wind farm has a total capacity of 200 MW from 100 wind turbines, and is capable of generating up to 510 GWh annually. The farm will begin to supply power in the second half of 2017.