Grid saturation is transforming the way industrial parks are developed in Mexico. Faced with rising energy demand, specialists are analyzing alternatives—such as self-consumption, storage, and private infrastructure—to ensure operational continuity and meet tenant needs.
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The availability of electricity has become a major challenge for developing new industrial parks in Mexico. In markets such as Ciudad Juárez, Tijuana, Monterrey, Guadalajara, and the Bajío region, capacity demand is straining existing grids, forcing real estate developers to seek solutions beyond simply requesting a connection from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).
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The challenge goes beyond merely securing a power supply. Companies need to know how much energy will be available, the timeframe for access, and the cost and reliability conditions under which their facilities will operate.
On Solili, you can find available industrial spaces in: Ciudad Juárez, Tijuana and Guadalajara
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