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Enerfín, on the Governing Board of the Peninsular Group of Renewable Energy in Yucatan (Mexico)

José Alberto Vela, from the Department of Development at Enerfín in Mexico, has been appointed Secretary of the Governing Board of the Peninsular Group of Renewable Energy (APER – Agrupación Peninsular de Energías Renovables), a flagship organisation for the sector in the Yucatan Peninsula.

It is in the state of Yucatan that Enerfín is developing the Panabá-Sucilá Wind Farm Complex, made up of 133 wind turbines with a total capacity of 600 MW. This complex is in a very advanced stage of development, following the completion of wind resource, environmental, social, archaeological, geotechnical and interconnection studies.

About Enerfín

Enerfín is the renewable subsidiary of Grupo Elecnor, one of the main global corporations in the development and operation of infrastructure projects, renewable energies and new technologies, with a presence in over 50 countries and a team of 18,000 professionals.

Projects

Enerfín has a stake in 1,227 MW of wind energy in operation in Spain, Brazil and Canada, with a production of more than 3,500 GWh/year, capable of supplying more than 1.5 million homes and avoiding the emission of 656,000 tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere.