AINDA announces investment of over US$50 million
More than US$50 million will trigger new energy storage developments in Mexico following the investment announced by AINDA in Quartux, a company specializing in BESS systems.
The agreement comes at a time when national electricity demand is growing rapidly and the industry requires solutions that provide operational certainty and stability to the grid.
During the presentation, executives explained that AINDA is one of Mexico's most important infrastructure funds, with a focus on strategic projects for the country's development. The organization operates with a long-term vision and has consolidated experience in the energy sector, which supports its commitment to a more modern and reliable electricity system.
This profile makes AINDA a key player in promoting infrastructure that responds to current industrial growth needs.
The announcement was made by Manuel Rodríguez and Luis Arias, CEO and CFO of AINDA, together with Alejandro Fajer and Justo Fernández del Valle, CEO and COO of Quartux. The executives agreed that energy storage has become an indispensable part of balancing the electricity grid and allowing new industrial investments to move forward without risk.
"Demand is growing faster than transmission and generation capacity. Storage provides balance and certainty," said Fajer.
The investment takes into account the technical and operational capacity of Quartux, which integrates lithium-ion battery systems and artificial intelligence software that optimizes the energy performance of industrial users in real time.
This specialization provides a solid foundation for scaling projects in areas where the grid is saturated or where companies require continuity to maintain their production.
The energy regulatory environment is also beginning to incorporate storage as an essential part of planning. The Ministry of Energy has integrated battery systems into recent tenders, including the call for 6 GW of wind power, reflecting the need for backup for renewable energies.
This coincides with the growth of data centers, industrial parks, and operations associated with nearshoring, segments that depend on stable energy to remain competitive.
The agreement between the two organizations considers utility-scale projects and hybrid schemes that combine batteries with solar or wind systems, with the aim of decongesting the grid, improving renewable energy utilization, and providing flexibility in expanding industrial regions. For companies, this infrastructure represents operational continuity and clearer conditions for planning production expansions.
Representatives from AINDA and Quartux pointed out that Mexico is facing sustained growth in its electricity demand and an accelerated process of industrialization. In this context, the collaboration will enable the development of large-scale battery projects, moving towards a more flexible, reliable grid that is aligned with the country's needs.
AINDA is one of Mexico's most important infrastructure funds, with a strategic focus on projects that drive national development. Its long-term vision and experience in the energy sector support a solid commitment to modernizing the electricity system and making investments that strengthen the country's competitiveness. The firm directs capital toward initiatives that generate structural value, provide operational reliability, and support industrial growth through critical infrastructure.
