We are committed to ensuring the well-being of the communities where we work because we are aware of the importance that our actions have for the people and environment there. In this vein, GPG Mexico promotes social development and care for the environment in the regions where it operates by means of various actions: DonationsLeer más

GPG plays an active part in sustainable initiatives to strengthen its commitment to looking after and protecting the environment. Proof of this can be seen in the initiatives that have been launched in the surroundings of some of the company’s power generation facilities in Mexico.

Since 2019, the Naco Nogales combined cycle power plant in Agua Prieta, Mexico, has been working in coordination with the Agua Prieta Decentralised Cleaning Organisation (OLDAP) on the “Painting your education” initiative that aims to improve school facilities in the community.

Sea turtles have lived in our planet’s oceans for tens of millions of years and play a highly important role in marine ecosystems. However, most of these species are in danger of extinction.

GPG Naturgy Group, through the Bií Hioxo Wind Farm, reforms the Primary School “Reforma Educativa” in Juchitán, Oaxaca.

GPG Naturgy Group, through the Hermosillo combined cycle power plant, reforests the “Alfonso Ortiz Tirado” Primary School with 50 trees.

Global Power Generation (GPG), a Naturgy Group company, through its Norte-Durango combined cycle power plant, made a new donation to the Bebeleche interactive museum as part of the social responsibility and interest it has maintained with this important educational site since its participation as a founding member in 2009.

Medical materials provided to a total of 14 hospitals, shelters and nursing homes.
Food items distributed to 6,000 vulnerable families.

In partnership with the National Commission for Protected Natural Areas (CONANP), GPG is developing an environmental awareness programme around the Bií Hioxo Wind Farm to increase knowledge about the challenges of climate change and biodiversity conservation in the Juchitec community.