GameChange Energy , a global energy infrastructure company, announces the opening of a new office in the Roma neighborhood of Mexico City, as part of its expansion and consolidation strategy in Mexico and Latin America.
Mexico represents a key strategic market for GameChange Energy , both because of its high potential for solar generation and the growing technical sophistication of its photovoltaic projects, as well as the country's growing commitment to the energy transition and the decarbonization of its electricity matrix.
The new office will house the team led by Juan González, Business Development Director for Latin America at GameChange Energy, and will strengthen the company's ability to provide technical, commercial, and operational support from Mexico. Including projects currently underway in the Mexican market, GameChange Energy has approximately 2 GW of projects in Latin America.
“The opening of our office in Mexico City is a natural step in the evolution of GameChange Energy in Latin America. Mexico is a priority market for us, not only because of its size and solar potential, but also because of the technical quality and sophistication of its photovoltaic projects,” stated Oscar Aira , General Manager for Europe and Latin America at GameChange Energy.
“We want to support our clients with a close relationship, from the initial design and engineering phases to the construction, commissioning and operation of the plants, contributing the global experience, execution capacity and technological innovation that distinguish us.”
From its new office in Mexico, GameChange Energy will strengthen its responsiveness in engineering, project management and field services, offering greater proximity in language, time zone and local regulatory context.
The company will focus on developing solutions that optimize energy performance, accelerate installation, improve adaptability to the terrain, and reduce the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) in utility-scale solar and distributed generation projects throughout Mexico.
Aira added: "Our goal is to become the leading technology partner for major solar projects in Mexico, strengthening long-term relationships with our clients and contributing to driving the country's transition towards a cleaner, more competitive and resilient energy infrastructure."