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The project is located in Nuevo Leon
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Works are schedule to be commited within six months
11 june 2018. GES has started the construction of the PV plant Kambul, located in the Yucatan Peninsula. The plant will have a total installed capacity of 38MWp. The team at site has started civil works for the access of the plant, the site compound, storage, roads and ditches, as well as some of the mechanical works (drilling piles and metallic structure assembly for the panels).
GES is in charge of the complete EPC of the plant, including electrical infrastructures evacuation. This infrastructures include the setup substation 34 kV/115 kV overhead transmission line of 1.37 km length, and a new bay to be erected at the Kambul CFE substation.
The construction of the plant should end in December this year, as the project is schedule to be executed in eight months.
Kambul will be the first PV plant GES constructs in Mexico, after more than a decade in the country, where the Spanish multinational is a benchmark for the wind industry, thanks to the 1,1GW already construct
