Cox Energy América develops, promotes, and operates solar photovoltaic plants in Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Panama, and parts of Central America and the Caribbean.
Cox Infrastructure Group secures a **USD 36 million syndicated loan** to fund a **75.2-MWp solar project** in Guatemala. The financing, arranged by project financier CIFI, supports construction of the utility-scale solar facility. The project expands Cox’s renewable energy portfolio in Central America.
Cox, a Spanish energy and water utility, wins a 15-year electricity supply contract in Guatemala, securing 27 MW of revenue from its 76-MW battery energy storage system (BESS). The project supports Guatemala’s power grid through large-scale energy storage capacity. The contract follows a competitive tender process for renewable energy infrastructure.
Cox Energy secures **38.41 MW of solar capacity** in Guatemala’s reverse power auction. The Spanish firm wins the contract through its subsidiary, Cox Energy SAB de CV, listed on the Bolsa de Madrid. The auction aims to expand renewable energy in Guatemala’s electricity grid.
Cox Energy completes the acquisition of Abengoa, a Spanish renewable energy developer. The deal consolidates Abengoa’s projects under Cox Energy’s portfolio, expanding its footprint in Spain’s clean energy sector. No further financial or operational details have been disclosed.