US EditionBanca Afirme Returns 172 Million Pesos to the Government of Baja California per Case Next Energy: Marina Del Pilar
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Banca Afirme returned 172 million pesos to the government of Baja California for the case of the failed Next Energy photovoltaic plant that was not built. “Today, Banca Afirme restored to the people of Baja California a total of 172 million pesos, corresponding to 123 million pesos originally retained in 2022, plus the returns generated since then, in relation to the failed project of the photovoltaic plant known as Next Energy,” said the govern…
Banca Afirme restored 172 million pesos to the government of Baja California, which included 123 million pesos originally retained in 2022, plus the revenues generated.The amount corresponds to the failed project of the photovoltaic plant known as Next Energy.The governor of Baja California, Marina del Pilar, said that the mismanagement of the past is being corrected with legality and firmness.Irregularities in the Next Energy projectThe retenti…
Baja California reported that Banca Afirme restored to the state treasury a total of 172 million pesos, corresponding to the 123 million pesos originally retained in 2022, plus the returns generated since then related to the failed project Next Energy In 2021, the Government of Baja California announced the construction of a PV project called Next Energy with private funding, however, the work was cancelled in 2022 due to lack of key federal per…
The return was due to the retention of 123 mdp in 2022 MEXICALI, Baja California, July 16, 2025.- The government of Baja California reported that Banca Afirme restored the amount of 172 million 158 thousand 622 pesos, corresponding to 123 million pesos that were retained in 2022, plus generated returns, in relation to the project of the photovoltaic plant carried out by the previous state administration, known as “Next Energy”.
The Government of the State managed to get Banca Afirme to return more than 172 million pesos originally retained for the Next Energy photovoltaic plant, a project that did not meet the legal or technical conditions.
Banca Afirme returned 172 million pesos to the Baja California government for the failed photovoltaic plant project planned during the Jaime Bonilla Valdez administration, which never received federal permits. On her social media account, Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda reported on July 15, 2025, that Banca Afirme returned 172 million pesos to the state… Source
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