Cubico Sustainable Investments has expanded its presence in Mexico, finalizing acquisitions with Renantis Mexico and a strategic deal with Sowitec Group. This boosts Cubico’s Mexican development pipeline to over 1.6 GW, showcasing a firm dedication to renewable energy growth in the country. The acquisitions encompass at least 12 solar and hybrid projects across 7 states and contribute 1.6 GW to Cubico’s Mexican portfolio, reaching a total of 2.2 GW. This milestone further solidifies Cubico’s global position with a total development portfolio of approximately 5 GW across various countries.
Cubico Sustainable Investments expands renewable energy footprint in Mexico
Cubico has finalized acquisitions with Renantis Mexico and a strategic deal with Sowitec Group in Mexico. (Image Credit: Cubico Sustainable Investments).
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