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Initial Call under Mexican Geothermal Financial Program declared void

The Energy Authority in Mexico declared the Call for the Mexican Geothermal Financial Program (PGM) void, since none of the proposals received qualified in the technical-economic evaluation phase.

On September 12, the General Directorate of the National Institute of Electricity and Clean Energy, notified of the Judgment of the Call for the Mexican Geothermal Financial Program, which declares the tender process to be void. The administrative act was chaired by Dr. Georgina Izquierdo, as Director General of the National Institute of Electricity and Clean Energy.

The Financing and Risk Transfer Program for Geothermal Energy in Mexico (PGM) is aimed at mitigating risks and mobilizing investments in geothermal exploration and early drilling. The PGM was launched by the Ministry of Energy, National Finance, SNC, IBD, the National Institute of Electricity and Clean Energy, with the help of the Inter-American Development Bank.

The technical and economic proposals presented by the companies in the bidding process, were all disqualified since none of these reached or exceeded 70 points of score, established as a minimum score in the bases of the Call. The proposals received were:

 

Score obtained for each proposal

The Minutes of the Judgment of the Call can be downloaded from this link .

 

Source: INEEL through PiensaGeotermia

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