“You already own the best real estate for a power generation. It’s called your Nave Industrial.”
—JCSF
Every single day, an enormous amount of energy lands on your facility — on the roof, on the parking lot, on that empty strip of land at the back of the property. And every single day you let it bounce off and then pay CFE for the electricity you just wasted.
Solarfy only does this for industry and business. Not houses. Plants, warehouses, cold storage, distribution centers, manufacturing. That’s the whole job.
Solarfy only does this for industry and business. Not houses. Plants, warehouses, cold storage, distribution centers, manufacturing. That’s the whole job.
Why Your Company Actually Wins Here? (Sun is FREE)
You only need the right equiments and the right team to install and do maintenance.
- Real money, every month. Your generated kWh comes in well below what you pay CFE or other entity, and unlike CFE it doesn’t go up every year.
- Green energy in your product. Your energy footprint is your customer’s happiness.
- I-RECs. If you report to a global corporate, you can certify your generation and bring real numbers to the group.
- A cost you can forecast. Twenty-five years of predictable energy cost is a rare thing in Mexican market.
- Fiscal upside. Renewable generation equipment has accelerated depreciation treatment in Mexico. Talk to your fiscal team
Start With the Roof – You’re Already have it!
We’re almost sure you have a big roof. Most industrial facilities in Mexico do, and it does exactly one thing today: keep the rain out, temperature stable and sun out of production lines!
Install industrial solar panels on rooftop and it does all of it.
And there’s a second effect nobody sells you and everybody notices: the building gets cooler. Right now the sun hits your steel roof, the sheet heats up, and it radiates into the plant all afternoon. Put panels over it and the sun hits the panel instead. Your people feel it. Your HVAC feels it. Your cold storage really feels it. Yout bill feels it
Structural check first, always. We review the existing structure, the wind load and the anchoring before anyone proposes a single module. By Normas Técnicas Complementarias (NTC) or ASCE
Your Parking Lot Can Do Two Jobs at the same time
Right now your parking lot protects cars. That’s it.
Cover it with solar and it protects cars and runs your plant. Shade for every vehicle, no more baking interiors at 3 PM, no more paint fading, and the entrance to your facility suddenly looks like a company that takes itself seriously. Clients notice it before they walk in the door. Solar Carport it`s call
In mexican we said “Matando 2 pajaros de un tiro” (Killing 2 birds with one shot)
That Piece of Land Nobody Has Used in Years
A lot of industrial properties have it. A hectare at the back, a strip next to the fence, the land you bought for an expansion that never happened. Fenced, mowed twice a year, producing absolutely nothing.
Put it to work. Ground-mounted arrays are the easiest to maintain, and the simplest to scale.
And with the new regulation in Mexico, that land can go further: you can build a solar farm under isolated generation and cover a much larger share of your consumption than the old rules allowed. That’s a different conversation, and it’s worth having.
CAPEX or PPA – Two Ways to benefit from sun
The technology is the same. The money flow is what changes.
CAPEX — you buy it. You invest, you own the asset, you take the depreciation, and every kWh after payback is yours. Best long-term return by a wide margin. Right for companies with the capital available.
PPA — you don’t invest a peso. We finance, install, operate and maintain the system. You only pay for the energy you consume, at a rate below your current CFE tariff, from day one. No capex line, no maintenance team, no technical risk.
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