Fibra Danhos, a leader in the real estate sector, chose to install solar panels in its portfolio of commercial properties located in strategic areas of the Mexican Republic, where shopping centers such as: Reforma 222, Parque Delta, Parque Las Antenas, among others, stand out. The installation of solar panels allowed them to optimize energy costs and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of their buildings, innovating in the real estate industry by combining modern design with advanced energy solutions. Among the main milestones of this project, the installation of the largest carport in Mexico City located in Parque las Antenas stands out.

Sigma Alimentos, a global leader in the food industry, implemented photovoltaic systems to optimize energy costs and move forward with achieving industrial sustainability goals. The project involved the design and installation of specialized floor and roof structures for different plants located in Nuevo León, Jalisco and the State of Mexico, following the strictest quality and safety criteria in the market.

Grupo Chedraui, one of the main supermarket chains in Mexico, chose to solarize different stores within the Mexican Republic with the objective of reducing its operating costs and betting on business sustainability. With this implementation, Grupo Chedraui reinforces its leadership in innovation, demonstrating how sustainability can be successfully integrated into large scale operations.

Chablé Hotels, un referente en la hospitalidad de lujo sostenible en México, ha apostado por la energía solar como parte de su compromiso con la sustentabilidad y la eficiencia operativa. A través de la instalación de paneles solares, Chablé refuerza su filosofía de armonía con el entorno, reduciendo su huella de carbono y optimizando el consumo energético de sus exclusivas propiedades. Esta iniciativa demuestra cómo la innovación y el respeto por la naturaleza pueden ir de la mano en la industria hotelera de alta gama.

PPG, a global leader in specialized coatings and materials, has integrated solar energy into its operations in Mexico as part of its sustainability and energy efficiency strategy. By installing solar panels, PPG reinforces its commitment to reducing emissions and optimizing its industrial processes. With this implementation, the company not only decreases its operating costs, but also advances its mission to develop innovative solutions with a lower environmental impact.

Totis, a leading company in the food and snack industry in Mexico, has incorporated solar energy and a storage system into its operations as part of its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainability. With a BESS interconnected photovoltaic and energy storage system with a capacity of 2,064 kWh in “peak shaving” mode, Totis consolidates its position as an innovative company that is committed to self-sufficient growth in the food industry

Textivisión, a Mexican company with more than 30 years of experience in the textile industry, stands out for its participation in the global market offering customized finishes specialized in the manufacture of fabrics. A photovoltaic system was implemented that allows them to operate in a sustainable way, reducing energy costs and their carbon footprint. By adopting this technology, Textivisión demonstrated its leadership in innovation, setting a precedent in the textile industry by incorporating advanced and sustainable energy solutions to strengthen its competitiveness.

Grupo Cafetalero San Francisco, a leading company in the agro-industry, dedicated to the production and marketing of coffee and pepper, has sought to consolidate itself in the domestic and international markets as a leading company in the field and committed to sustainability. Caliza developed and implemented a photovoltaic system, improving its competitiveness in the agricultural industry and facilitating the company's path to energy self-sufficiency.