Residencial Campestre, Cancun
Off-grid, self-sufficient project
This system runs completely off-grid. It consists of 72 solar panels, Victron Energy inverters and charge controllers, and 12 lithium batteries, plus a 22 kW Generac gas generator with automatic start.
To put it in residential terms, this system can run 10 12,000 BTU air conditioners, a water pump, property lighting, outlets, a 22 cu. ft. refrigerator, a washer and dryer, and a pool.
For comparison, if this home were connected to the grid, it would pay roughly $45,000 pesos every two months.
Puerto Aventuras, Solidaridad
Medium-voltage commercial project
This is a grid-tied, medium-voltage system on a time-of-use rate. It consists of 60 solar panels and 3 Growatt inverters. The property is a vacation home with more than 8 air conditioners, a gym, a home theater, a pool, a kitchen, and more. Savings come to roughly $18,000 pesos per month.
Playa del Secreto, Solidaridad
Medium-voltage commercial project
This small 10-room hotel on one of the most beautiful beaches in Playa del Carmen was spending $10,000 pesos a month on electricity. We cut that cost with a 42-panel system and 3 Growatt inverters, mounted on an attractive wooden pergola that now doubles as covered parking.
Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen
Low-voltage residential project
A Mayakoba residence with 28 panels and 7 HoyMiles microinverters. This family saves roughly $16,000 pesos every two months.
Residencial Maki, Tulum
Low-voltage residential project
For this project, a group of neighbors decided to invest together in 3 vacation villas in Tulum, for a total of 35 solar panels and 3 Huawei central inverters, one per villa, achieving savings of $7,000 to $12,000 pesos.
