Bergen Engines Seeks to Expand in Querétaro

Bergen Engines Mexico hopes to expand its market share in the data center market due to the recent growth in electricity demand linked to cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and high-density computing, particularly in Querétaro.

Mexico has approximately 280 MW of installed capacity in data centers, of which about 72% is concentrated in Querétaro. Industry forecasts suggest that the state could reach nearly 1.3 GW by 2031.

This growth increases the need for reliable power generation, scalable capacity, and solutions for projects facing grid or interconnection availability constraints.

Bergen Engines expects to meet this demand through behind-the-meter generation solutions—a configuration in which part of the electricity is produced directly at the point of consumption and does not rely exclusively on the public grid.

The company is part of the Langley Holdings Energy Division, which integrates medium-speed gas engines from Bergen Engines, alternators from Marelli Motori, and Piller’s SHIELDX technology.

According to the company, this architecture has already been selected for data center projects with up to 3 GW of behind-the-meter capacity in the United States, and its application is currently being evaluated in other markets, including Mexico.