We design, install and service turnkey solar for plants and businesses in Sonora, Sinaloa, Chihuahua and the rest of northern Mexico, including the filing with CFE, Mexico's state-owned electric utility.
Turnkey installations in northern Mexico
Trusted by established companies across Mexico
Every kWh you generate is a kWh you no longer buy from CFE. The surplus is fed into the grid and credited to you through the bidirectional meter.
Sonora receives about 6 kWh/m² per day: one of the best solar resources in the world.
Tier 1 modules with a 25+ year production warranty. Structural engineering included.
Converts the direct current from the panels into alternating current your facility can use.
We handle the grid interconnection with CFE. Surplus energy is credited to you.
A recurring expense becomes an asset on your books, with a clear return on investment.
Pick the one that matches your project. Each has its own engineering, its own tax benefits and its own documented cases.
CFE rates mentioned below: GDMTO, the ordinary (non-time-of-use) medium-voltage rate; GDMTH, CFE's time-of-use rate for medium-voltage customers with high demand.
Every PSE system delivers real-time telemetry: generation, self-consumption, surplus and alerts. You see the numbers; we watch the performance.
INDUSTRIAL PROJECT · 494 kWp · MIGUEL ALEMÁN, SONORA
841,281kWh generated
Cumulative data as of June 2026 from a PSE industrial project in Miguel Alemán, Sonora, taken from its monitoring portal. The daily curve is schematic. Every client gets access to their own portal.
When an inverter fails and your installer is not an authorized service center, you wait 4 to 8 weeks while the unit is shipped to China. We handle it directly: diagnosis within 24 hours, replacement on site. No other service center in Sonora is authorized.
Direct access to maintenance (LIMSON), electrical work (IED) and training (CIAE). One group covers the whole project.
Five current CONOCER competency standards, REPSE registration (required to serve other companies in Mexico), FIDE and CPEF. Every project meets CFE rules and Mexican NOM standards, so interconnection brings no surprises.
A documented record on large projects: Bachoco, Dos Triángulos and Sonoran agribusiness. We do not improvise. We deliver.
We analyze your CFE bill, rate and load profile. A proposal with numbers in 5 business days.
Production simulation, electrical and structural design, ROI with numbers.
Crews certified to CONOCER competency standards, working under REPSE (the federal registry for specialized service providers). On-site safety supervision.
We handle the entire CFE interconnection filing. Your monitoring portal is live from day one.
A proposal with real numbers in 5 business days, not brochure estimates.
We solve electrical problems that most solar companies do not touch: critical backup, CFE power factor penalties and industrial power quality.
265kWp
37.2kWp
40kWp
21.6kWp
9.8kWp
8.9kWpThanks to PSE for guiding us every step of the way. It lets us turn an expense into an asset, get certified in environmental audits and cut our costs more efficiently.
I am extremely grateful to the company. The employees put in hours on the improvements and the installation. A great team. We are very grateful. They have brought a great benefit to our seniors.
We can offer people more services without worrying about what it will cost us. I knew nothing about the subject, and they explain it to you in plain, simple terms.
Five CONOCER competency standards, STPS (the labor ministry) authorizations, FIDE and CPEF. PSE is also the only GOODWE Authorized Service Center in Sonora.
From Hermosillo we coordinate operations across northern and northeastern Mexico, with local presence in Nogales. Sonora keeps the same time as Arizona year-round.
Sonora, Baja California, Baja California Sur, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Colima, Durango, Jalisco, Nayarit, Nuevo León, Sinaloa, Tamaulipas and Zacatecas.
Guides for plant, facilities and finance managers evaluating solar in Mexico: CFE rates, when a PPA makes sense and how the deduction applies.
How CFE's 2026 rates work, how GDMTO and GDMTH differ, and how solar changes the math for each rate, including when to switch rates before you install.
Read →Article 34, section XIII of Mexico's Income Tax Law (LISR) lets a company deduct 100% of a solar investment in one fiscal year. Conditions and limits.
Read →When solar pays off for a Mexican business, what it costs in MXN, how to choose a provider, which tax benefits apply and how a project runs, step by step.
Read →How a power purchase agreement works for industrial and commercial solar in Mexico, what the contract looks like, and when it beats buying the system.
Read →A no-cost proposal built on a real technical analysis. No sales pressure.
