FINSA , a developer of industrial parks in Mexico, announced the launch of a comprehensive energy efficiency and decarbonization program that will cover its industrial parks in operation in the country, in a context where the availability of infrastructure and energy capacity are critical factors for attracting industrial investment and consolidating the relocation of production lines in Mexico ( nearshoring ).
The initiative seeks to boost the competitiveness of FINSA’s industrial parks and strengthen the electrical infrastructure, in addition to promoting efficient energy capacity management and a reliable, uninterrupted, and sustainable supply , the company explained in a statement.
“The future of the industry depends on reliable, competitive, and clean energy. With this program, our clients access world-class solutions that generate savings and energy resilience from day one,” said Sergio Argüelles, President and CEO of FINSA.
The program will offer energy solutions and a comprehensive portfolio to FINSA tenants without requiring an initial investment.
In this regard, he highlighted the generation of on-site distributed solar energy , taking advantage of industrial roofs. It will also offer energy storage systems that correct flickers (electrical power fluctuations), improve quality, and ensure operational continuity.
Another proposed solution is to mitigate power outages, ensuring efficiency and reliability in daily operations, as well as migration and participation in the Wholesale Electricity Market (MEM), with optimization of supply costs .
In addition, it will offer a digital monitoring platform with real-time metrics on consumption, costs, and emissions.
FINSA tenants will benefit from savings compared to conventional rates, as well as a verifiable reduction in carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, aligned with ESG (environmental, social, and corporate governance) goals and SBTi (Science Based Targets Initiative) commitments.
FINSA will also implement renewable energy projects in common areas of all its industrial parks —such as lighting, roads, and amenities—reinforcing its vision of continuous improvement, sustainability, and energy resilience.
The program is part of FINSA Energy’s comprehensive plan, which also includes the construction of high-voltage substations and high- and medium-voltage transmission lines, with the goal of strengthening the electrical infrastructure and promoting more efficient management of energy capacity in its developments and with its customers.
FINSA operates in Mexico with 28 industrial parks and more than 70 locations nationally and internationally. It has over 3.7 million square meters (m²) under lease and management, and has built over 14 million m².
It also operates sustainable buildings , where it has 17% of the national total of LEED-certified buildings in Mexico.
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