LEED | Energy efficiency and solar

Reduce energy costs at your Mexicali industrial building by 35-50% with LEED design and 10 MW of solar panels

Gulfstream 550K in Mexicali: 10 MW of solar panels across 50,000 m² (rooftop + carports), 20 MW installed electrical capacity, 50% clean solar energy. 3,200 tons of minimum-consumption A/C. These are the real results of the LEED Energy & Atmosphere category executed by our In-House Construction team on the largest industrial building in the city.

Energy and atmosphere — LEED industrial building with photovoltaics in Mexicali
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Optimize the energy profile of your Mexicali industrial building from the conceptual phase. Our In-House Construction team coordinates three strategies with energy modeling specific to the site's climate conditions: the thermal envelope reduces cooling load (R-19 walls, R-30 roof), high-bay LED lighting with occupancy controls reduces baseline electrical demand, and the rooftop photovoltaic system generates the energy the building no longer wastes.

The Gulfstream 550K building documents the results: 10 MW of solar panels distributed across 20,000 m² of rooftop and 30,000 m² of parking carports. 20 MW total installed electrical capacity. 42 minimum-consumption air handling units with 90% condensation water recovery reused in cooling towers. FM Global certification across the entire envelope.

Scale your solar generation capacity in Mexicali. With over 5,000 m² of south-facing rooftop, the photovoltaic potential of an industrial building in this region is exceptional — every kWh generated on-site reduces dependence on the CFE grid and earns credits in the LEED Renewable Energy category. Our In-House Construction team manages the full integration: structure prepared for panel loads, electrical installation properly sized, and grid connection.

  • 10 MW of solar panels installed. Gulfstream 550K: 20,000 m² on rooftop + 30,000 m² on carports. 50% of total energy will be clean solar.
  • Energy modeling from conceptual phase. Simulation of real performance under Mexicali climate conditions — not national averages. Every design decision quantified.
  • 35-50% savings vs conventional building. Result of combining an envelope calibrated for 48°C, smart lighting, and solar generation in Mexicali industrial parks.

Energy & Atmosphere: the highest-weight LEED category for industrial buildings in Mexicali

Maximize Energy & Atmosphere credits in your Mexicali industrial building. With a calibrated envelope, efficient lighting, and rooftop solar panels, our In-House Construction team has demonstrated 35-50% savings in the largest building in the city. Request a consultation for your project.

Sources: ASHRAE 90.1 (Energy Baseline) · LEED v4.1 Energy & Atmosphere Credits · Project data: Gulfstream 550K, In-House Construction (2024-2026)

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