The solar project, which is owned by Delta TechOps, a joint venture of Delta Air Lines and Grupo Aeroméxico, will include a unique modular solar parking canopy system at Aeropuerto Intercontinental de Querétaro using high-powered Suniva modules.
The Suniva canopy system, which will be designed by Intragreen, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Querétaro, will feature equipment from USA suppliers Cantsink Manufacturing, Shoals Technologies Group and SMA Solar Technology as part of an Export Import Bank- financed export credit project for GMI.
The 3,240 Suniva solar modules are expected to generate about 1.4 GWh(AC) of solar electricity annually, upon completion.
Suniva emerging market sales senior director Anthony Coker said the company will continue to work with strong partners like GMI in their local markets to provide turnkey solutions for their corporate customers.
"The Latin American markets – and Mexico in particular – are demanding high-quality US renewable energy solutions to meet their growing need for clean electricity," Coker added.
