Rising demand: Global demand for renewable energy is increasing. Governments and consumers are looking for clean sources of energy, and wind energy is one of the main options.
Tax incentives and grants: In Mexico, tax incentives and subsidies are offered for wind energy projects, such as a 100% deduction for the purchase of machinery, in accordance with Article 34, section XIII of the Income Tax Act. In addition, a special account is contemplated for profits derived from this investment (Article 77-A), a 15-year delay in the payment of VAT, a guarantee of fiscal stability for that same period (excluding VAT and Social Security contributions), and a preferential price per kWh during those 15 years.
Reduction in costs: Wind technology has advanced rapidly. This has led to a decrease in production costs and, therefore, to an improvement in profitability.
How to capitalize on the opportunity?
Research and Development (R&D): Investing in R&D can allow you to be at the forefront of wind technologies, optimizing efficiency and reducing costs.
Strategic alliances: Partnering with local or international companies can open doors to larger markets and share risks and resources.
Training and training: The wind energy sector requires specialized personnel. Providing training and training to your team can be essential to ensure the efficiency and safety of your operations.
Diversification: Consider diversifying your investments in different areas of the wind industry: manufacturing, maintenance, wind farm management software, etc.
Brand development: A strong brand can differentiate your business in a competitive market. Consider the importance of marketing and public relations in establishing your presence in the industry.
