Overview
- Solfium’s $10 million investment in a solar plant in Querétaro was confirmed by state authorities, with estimates of 150 direct and 600 indirect jobs.
- The company closed a $7 million financing tranche toward a $10 million target to expand in Mexico, led by Accion and ALIVE Ventures with participation from Kamay Ventures.
- Solfium says its platform ties together installers, suppliers, financiers and logistics to deliver tailored distributed‑solar projects for large companies and their supply chains.
- Querétaro’s governor framed the project as part of positioning the state as a leader in Mexico’s energy transition, emphasizing legal certainty to attract clean‑energy firms.
- Local reporting cites plans tied to a 2022 state alliance targeting 125 MW of private‑sector solar by 2027 and notes company‑reported figures of 36,260 panels installed, 25 MW deployed and $28 million in client savings to date.