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Mexico Reaches 5 Gigawatts of Distributed Solar Power

cleantechnica.com·Jun 7, 2026

As of the end of 2025, Mexico has achieved a significant milestone in renewable energy, reaching 5.165 gigawatts of distributed solar power capacity through over 600,000 installations, driven largely by net metering policies. The western state of Jalisco leads in installations, contributing significantly to the country's solar capacity growth, which has seen investments exceeding $13 billion.

Mexico's achievement of 5 gigawatts of distributed solar power, heavily driven by net metering policies, underscores the potential for similar policy frameworks to accelerate small-scale solar adoption in other regions. As a professional tracking renewable energy trends, consider advocating for or investing in policy-driven solar initiatives that leverage net metering to enhance distributed generation capacity and drive sustainable energy growth.

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