Oak Creek Energía de México

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Wind, solar and battery storage development, backed by local experience in Mexico.

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Rancho Grande

Experience Behind Mexico’s Renewable Energy

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MW La Noria Wind

La Noria combines 300 MW of wind generation with 90 MW of battery storage.

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MW Monclova Solar

Monclova Solar is a 250 MW solar development in Coahuila, Mexico, near grid infrastructure.

Established in Mexico

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Energy Since 2007

Local Experience

Established in Mexico in 2007, OCEdM develops wind, solar and battery storage projects with a multidisciplinary team.

Project Development

Planning, land agreements and permitting for renewable energy projects.

Wind, Solar And Battery Storage Development

solar energy

Monclova Solar is a 250 MW development in Coahuila, supported by local project planning.

Project Development

Solar Capacity · MW

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Electrical substation at sunset

Development

wind energy

Our development experience includes Tres Mesas I–IV and Mesa La Paz in Tamaulipas.

Operating Wind Farms

Wind Developed · MW

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Wind turbine installation at Tres Mesas
Experience
energy storage

The La Noria award includes 90 MW of battery storage alongside 300 MW of wind generation.

La Noria Project

Battery Storage · MW

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Utility-scale battery energy storage installation — illustrative photograph
Integration

Renewable Projects Across Mexico

Our experience includes operating wind farms, ongoing developments and projects originated and transferred by OCEdM.

Projects originated and transferred: Rancho del Norte · Abulón / Project Ranch

Eólica Tres Mesas I–IV

Four operating wind farms developed in Tamaulipas, Mexico.

Mesa La Paz

A 300 MW operating wind farm developed in Tamaulipas.

Wind & Solar Development

Rancho Grande wind and Monclova Solar projects in development.

Your Questions Answered

Oak Creek Energía de México develops renewable energy assets in Mexico, including wind, solar and battery storage. Its current legal name is GP Renewables de México, S. de R.L. de C.V.

Project Milestones In Mexico

Let’s Develop Mexico’s Energy Future