Ikal Solar is set to undertake a groundbreaking project in Mina, Nuevo León, with the 'Ikal H2 Photovoltaic Park for the Production of Green Hydrogen.' The initiative involves an investment of 2,572.7 million dollars to develop a solar park and hydrogen plant over six years. The solar park will boast 4,408,740 photovoltaic panels generating 2,865 MW DC and 2,448 MW AC, producing 124,071 tons of green hydrogen yearly. Besides, infrastructure like a 230 kV connection line and a hydroduct for hydrogen transportation will be constructed. The project's primary goal is to produce green hydrogen, serving various sectors for decentralized energy in line with the region's socio-economic growth. Initiatives like the H2 Twin Cities program with Houston and the Mexican government's energy transition strategy support the project's long-term vision. The project aligns with Mexico's energy transition objectives, emphasizing green hydrogen and the blending of hydrogen with natural gas as part of the national energy development program.