With the operation of the Querétaro State Energy Agency (AEEQ) project, more companies from other states and other countries will turn to Querétaro to settle in the state, said Mauricio Reyes Caracheo, head of the government.

He added that with this it is intended to finish the executive project this year and start construction in the first quarter of this year in a substation that will be in the vicinity of the airport. "The main idea is that we finish all the infrastructure in this six-year term and all the companies already have their energy demand assigned," said Reyes.

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The official clarified that each stage is divided by 300 megawatts every two years, but that due to the demand from the agencies, the energy that was contemplated and available in Querétaro, which is 900 megawatts, will be completed before the current state administration.

In this sense, he mentioned that the initial thing is a substation that is located in the surroundings of the Intercontinental Airport of Querétaro.

He specified that the executive project begins with the signing of an agreement and contracts to be designated, by procedure, with the National Center for Energy Control (CENASE) and with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), which are scheduled to be established at the beginning of September.

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Reyes Caracheo added that the executive project will be carried out in the last quarter of the year, to be carried out in three months, to then be submitted to the CFE for consideration.

"When we sign the contracts with these people, we are going to create a trust so that both the financial participants and the government with the rights to the megawatts that we have enter, to determine, then yes, the steps to follow," said the director of AEEQ.

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