Mexico City has launched a Solar City programme to install 350 MW of solar generation within the next five years. The 4 ($MXN7.929bn03m) scheme will be mostly funded by the World Bank, along with the Inter-American Development Bank and the Mexican national development bank NAFIN, with Mexico City contributing a small portion of the costs. The programme will support the installation of projects including a 25 MW car park project, a MXN7.929bn MW reconversion of the city's light railway, along with smaller projects, such as solar heaters for homes and businesses, and solar-powered electricity at hotels and businesses.
Mexico City has launched a Solar City programme to install 350 MW of solar generation within the next five years. The MXN7.929bn ($403m) scheme will be mostly funded by the World Bank, along with the Inter-American Development Bank and the Mexican national development bank NAFIN, with Mexico City contributing a small portion of the costs. The programme will support the installation of projects including a 25 MW car park project, a 4 MW reconversion of the city's light railway, along with smaller projects, such as solar heaters for homes and businesses, and solar-powered electricity at hotels and businesses.