14 de Junio de 2024
Energy has become one of the main factors determining where industrial companies locate. While the challenges of nearshoring, costs, operational continuity, and sustainability goals are marking a new reality in Mexico, energy capacity is now defining competitiveness. It is no longer just an environmental issue, but a key strategy for attracting investment and ensuring profitable operations.
In this context, FINSA is promoting a model of energy efficiency, decarbonization, and operational resilience in its industrial parks operating in Mexico. The proposal stands out not only for its comprehensive approach but also because it eliminates the need for initial investment by tenants.
Today, supply chains require more than physical infrastructure; they require electrical infrastructure, as well as a reliable and sustainable supply. Global companies coming to Mexico seek stability and uninterrupted operational continuity.
Energy efficiency has become a decisive factor for those looking to establish themselves in competitive, future-proof industrial spaces.
One of the key differentiators of this FINSA initiative is that tenants can access turnkey energy solutions with no initial investment. This allows both small and large companies to take advantage of advanced technologies without compromising their cash flow.
The program includes a complete portfolio designed to cover operational needs:
Harnessing industrial roofs to produce clean energy directly on-site.
Systems that correct flickers, improve quality, and ensure operational continuity.
Mitigation of power outages, ensuring reliability in daily operations.
This point refers to the optimization of supply costs.
Platform with real-time consumption, cost, and emissions metrics for corporate reporting and decision-making.
In addition to ensuring operational stability, the model offers immediate advantages:
Savings compared to conventional rates.
Immediate and verifiable reduction of CO₂ emissions.
Compliance with ESG goals and SBTi commitments.
These solutions enable companies not only to reduce environmental liabilities, but also to strengthen their competitiveness with customers and investors.
In addition to the solutions within the industrial buildings, FINSA is implementing renewable energy projects in its common areas, such as lighting, roads, and amenities, reinforcing its vision of continuous improvement, sustainability, and energy resilience.
“The future of the industry depends on reliable, competitive, and clean energy. With this program, our clients access world-class solutions that generate savings and energy resilience from day one,” said Sergio Argüelles, President and CEO of FINSA.
This program is part of FINSA Energy's comprehensive plan, which also includes the construction of high-voltage substations and high- and medium-voltage transmission lines, strengthening the electrical infrastructure and promoting more efficient management of energy capacity in its developments and with its customers.