It is time to come up with a new project and captivating insight from Mexico, an amazing country in the LATAM area. If you are a fan of exotic places, you definitely should find a pyramid in Mexico! Yes, not only Egypt is famous for having such ancient and mystical buildings, but Mexico is home to the world’s largest pyramid.
The pyramid of Cholula in the Mexican Federal State Puebla happens to be the largest in the world. The eye-catching construction features a height of 66 meters, a 400-meter base, and a total volume of 4.5 million cubic meters. Despite its impressive size, it can be overlooked; the reason is in a mountain that hides the pyramid of Cholula.

Being a high-tech, leading French enterprise that has produced single crystal and multi-crystal solar photovoltaic modules, Eco Green Energy has been present in the Mexican market for several years. Moreover, we have delivered almost 25-30 MW/year for many successful solar projects that currently help reach zero-carbon in the country.

In 2022, we have completed numerous projects in the Chihuahua area and today present them. Our trustful distributor developed an on-grid system of 28,077 kwh for Elotes Hermanos Ramos. This PV installation consists of the EGE 42 panels EOS mono with 72 cells with efficiency up to 20.16%, which are the best suitable for hot areas.

Why EGE EOS mono is the best suitable for this project:

5BB Monocrystalline 72 cells, with efficiency up to 20.16%;

– IP68 junction box for long-term weather endurance;
– High-quality aluminum frame, resisting load up to 5400 Pa and wind pressure up to 3800 Pa;
– High transmissivity but low-iron tempered glass;
– High performance in the low-light environment;
– Double EL test before and after lamination.

We highly appreciate our reliable partners in Mexico, ENSOMEX and Corporativo Global Soles, for realizing this successful solar installation.

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