Projects
Plants still generating, since 1983
- Energy
- 2,900+ GWhgenerated by the group’s plants in Mexico (estimate)
- Operations
- 430,000+ hof cumulative continuous operation
- Cogeneration
- 56+ MWdeveloped in Mexico
- Mission critical
- 13data centers and critical facilities in 3 countries
Projects
Plants that keep generating and facilities that never stop
The group’s track record combines two disciplines: on-site power plants, since 2009, and mission-critical infrastructure, since 1983. Each project is listed with its year, its capacity and the group’s scope.
Power plants
Design, construction and, where applicable, operations
Villa de Reyes, SLP · 2019 · 10 MWPronal
A 10 MW plant for Productora Nacional de Papel, a continuous-process paper mill.
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San Luis Potosí · 2018 · 9.5 MWLogistik Industrial Park
Three Jenbacher JMS620 engines on biogas for an industrial park.
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Huixquilucan · 2009 · 7.5 MWResidencial Bosque Real
Mexico’s first power self-supply permit for a residential and commercial development.
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Celaya · 2015 · 4.8 MWBiotek · Cuadritos Industrial Park
Mexico’s first Green and Sustainable Industrial Park, with its own gas pipeline from PEMEX.
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Querétaro · 2014 · 4.2 MWAlestra Green Data Center
The first data center powered by cogeneration in Mexico: 100% of its power and chilled water on site.
See project Bahamas · 2020–2023 · 7 MWBaker's Bay Golf & Ocean Club
A hybrid plant of engines, solar and a 3 MW / 3 MWh BESS, as co-EPC partner.
See projectFrom one 7.5 MW plant to five plants with 36 MW in ten years
Cumulative capacity of the group’s plants in Mexico, by start-up year.
Takeaway
This is not a one-off project: the group commissioned a new plant every one to three years between 2014 and 2019, and all five are still running.
For an investor, that is a repeated execution track record.
Source: PMI International and GIS Power track records.
2,900+ GWh estimated; a third comes from Bosque Real, the oldest plant
Each plant’s share of cumulative energy, from start-up to 2026-10-25.
Takeaway
Bosque Real contributes 33% thanks to its years in operation. Logistik and Pronal, the newest and largest plants, already add up to 39%.
The total grows every year without building anything new: it is energy from assets already in operation.
Estimate: capacity × 8,760 h × 90% availability × years in operation.
Cogeneration developed in Mexico
56+ MW across built plants, designs and studies| Project | Location | Year | Scope | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proteinol | Mérida, Yuc. | — | Design | 12 MW |
| Pronal (Productora Nacional de Papel) | Villa de Reyes, SLP | 2019 | EPC | 10 MW |
| Logistik Industrial Park | San Luis Potosí, SLP | 2018 | EPC · biogas | 9.5 MW |
| Residencial Bosque Real | Huixquilucan, State of Mexico | 2009 | EPC + O&M | 7.5 MW |
| Televisa Chapultepec and San Ángel | Mexico City | 2005–2006 | Study and engineering | 5 MW |
| Biotek · Cuadritos Industrial Park | Celaya, Gto. | 2015 | EPC | 4.8 MW |
| Alestra Green Data Center | Querétaro, Qro. | 2014 | EPC | 4.2 MW |
| BBVA Bancomer, Lago Esmeralda | Mexico City | 2014 | Feasibility study | 4 MW |
Source: PMI International and GIS Power project history. Baker's Bay (Bahamas, 7 MW) is not included in the Mexico figure.
Mission-critical infrastructure since 1983
13 data centers and critical facilities · 180,000+ m² · 3 countries| Project | Location | Year | Investment |
|---|---|---|---|
| GTE Data Services Technology Center, phases I–III | Tampa, Florida | 1987–1994 | USD 75 M |
| GTE Data Services | Fort Wayne, Indiana | 1992–1993 | USD 16 M |
| GTE Data Services | Sacramento, California | 1993–1994 | USD 16 M |
| Telmex switching center | Mexico City | 1994 | USD 3 M |
| GTE Data Services Mexico | Mexico City | 1998 | USD 15 M |
| AT&T Solutions customer call center | Jacksonville, Florida | 1998 | USD 2 M |
| DIGEX Web Farm | Beltsville, Maryland | 1999 | USD 32 M |
| Nielsen Media Research | Dunedin, Florida | 1999 | USD 2 M |
| PwC national headquarters (cogeneration and absorption chillers) | Mexico City | 1999 | USD 35 M |
| Telemar phases I and II (6 MW of redundant cogeneration) | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2001–2002 | USD 70 M |
| TNEXT Data Center | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2002 | USD 47 M |
| TSA, security systems at 72 airports | United States | 2002–2003 | USD 28 M |
| Mexico City Airport Terminal 2, Tier 4 data center | Mexico City | 2006 | USD 8 M |
| Alestra Green Data Center | Querétaro | 2014 | USD 31 M |
Source: PMI International project history (ESI · PMI · GIS Power).
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