WHY SOLAR?

Energy prices in the peninsula have surged, driven by escalating demand and the infrastructural stress imposed by large-scale projects such as the new Tulum airport and the train Maya. The frequent grid failures compound the problem, disrupting daily life and business operations. This instability in energy supply not only affects economic activities but also undermines the quality of life in the region.

A significant advantage of solar power is the cost-effectiveness of maintaining an off-grid system. Once installed, the maintenance of a solar energy system is relatively low. Regular upkeep involves periodic cleaning of panels and occasional checks on the inverter and battery systems, which are minimal compared to the maintenance of new vehicles or other energy infrastructures. Over time, the savings on energy bills and the reduced maintenance costs make solar power an economically attractive option.

Solar power systems with battery backup can provide critical power for essential household functions during emergencies. From keeping refrigerators running to powering communication devices and medical equipment, these systems ensure that vital needs are met even when the grid is down. This capability can be life-saving during extended outages.