Asociados PanAmericanos
Energy for Sustainable Growth with Social Justice and a Clean Environment
An enterprise of Dr. James A. Walker, Wm. Stevens Taber, Eriberto Regland Gonzalez, Michael E. Folloni and their financial partners.
Dedicated to responsible development of clean, renewable energy resources in Mexico.
Supplying economical green power for Mexico and for export to California & Arizona. Partnering locally for utility scale wind power and community empowerment.
PROJECTS
ELECTRICA DEL VALLE DE MEXICO:
67.5MW under the self-supply provision of Mexico's Electric Power Service Law, in conjunction with Energies Nouvelles (Electricité de France) and Mitsui in Oaxaca to supply power to over 300 Grupo Walmart de Mexico stores. Under development since 2000. Clipper Liberty Wind Turbines in July, 2008. Construction in progress - due to be completed by October, 2009. Commissioning February, 2010. $21M IDB funding announced December 2009. http://www.iadb.org/projects/project.cfm?id=ME-L1076&lang=en SEE PHOTO OF INSTALLATION BELOW: Note that in July 2009 the European Investment Bank (EIB) announced $75MUSD in debt financing. http://www.eib.org/projects/pipeline/2009/20090038.htm?lang=-en
APAIT FLECHA (Arrowhead): Up to 400MW of Class 4-7 wind power projects from The Indigenous Pai I'Pai Community of Mission Santa Catarina, Baja CA. The Pai Pai have been living in harmony with nature on their land for over 3,500 years. Together we are forging new ways to sustain our ever-shrinking global village through 100% green energy development. Local "self-supply" power projects in conjunction with APA's energy saving solutions for Municipal and Large Commercial users in Baja CA and export projects to California. "Shooting straight for energy developing social equity and a clean environment." Unique community development model, with assistance from US tribes and Mexican Native NGO's. Over 100 square miles of desert land available for solar development - with a substantial aquifer within relatively easy pumping range.
VIENTO MEXICANA: Projects to supply wind and potentially solar power from The 263 square mile Indigenous Pai I'Pai Community of Mission Santa Catarina, 80 miles from San Diego and from various ejidos and private properties near the Baja CA / CA border, to the California, USA grid. APA will apply for a 2010 "Post Reform" 1000MW CAISO Queue Position to deliver clean energy to California Utilities starting in 2013 and continuing up to 2016.
