Suzlon
has
yet
to
enter
the
Mexican
market,
which
is
dominated
by
Gamesa,
Acciona
and
Vestas,
but
hopes
to
jump-start
its
entry.
“We
have
presented
a
development
plan
to
the
Ministry
of
Energy
that
we
believe
could
double
the
country’s
wind
production,
and
create
investment
opportunities
for
up
to
$3bn,”
Erik
Winther
Pederson,
Suzlon’s
head
of
business
development
with
a
special
focus
on
Latin
America,
tells
Recharge.
Mexico’s
wind-power
output
this
year
is
expected
to
be
close
to
1GW.
Pederson
says
the
federal
electricity
commission,
CFE,
would
buy
the
power,…
