MPC Energy Solutions expands into Latin America

MPC Energy Solutions (MPCES) enters Panama to strengthen its presence in Latin America and develop renewable energy solutions. With a focus on ground-mounted solar parks, the company aims to significantly expand its project pipeline and support the energy transition in the region.

MPC Energy Solutions (MPCES) strengthens its commitment to providing renewable energy solutions and expands its presence in Latin America by entering Panama. By focusing on the development of ground-mounted solar parks, the company aims to significantly expand its project pipeline in Latin America.

MPCES and its partners have already identified sites and grid-connection capacity for a combined 60 to 70 MWp, with development work to begin immediately and the goal of increasing this local pipeline through in-house development and/or acquisitions. The new developments will support the company’s goal of reaching 800 MW of construction-ready projects in the region by 2025, and 1,000 MW of sustainable energy assets in Latin America and the Caribbean by 2027.

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