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In order to promote sustainability and environmental commitment in the region, the Bií Hioxo wind farm in collaboration with its “Nacanu' Bií” Community House has carried out a series of activities aimed at promoting the care and preservation of the environment.
With the aim of strengthening ties with the Zapotec community of Juchitán de Zaragoza (Oaxaca, Mexico) and reaffirming our commitment to cultural preservation and environmental protection, the Bií Hioxo wind farm, in collaboration with its Nacanu' Bií Community Centre, joined the traditional pilgrimage route to the Santa Cruz Chigueze.
Students from all across the Bundaberg region (Queensland, Australia) came together during the Industry Intrapreneurship Day to address community challenges through sustainable solutions.
In line with corporate social responsibility policies and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the Community Outreach team of the Bií Hioxo wind farm organised this event at the CRI Santa Martha, located in the Seventh Section of Juchitán de Zaragoza, Oaxaca (Mexico).
On January 27th, the law graduation ceremony was held at the Raimundo Sá Institute of Higher Education, located in the city of Picos, in the northeastern state of Piauí. Among the graduates were Crisléia Rodrigues and Ronaldo Rodrigues, originally from the Quilombola indigenous communities of the São João de Piauí region, neighbours of our Sobral I photovoltaic plant in Brazil.
As the main axis of the Community Engagement Model of the Bií Hioxo wind farm, located in Oaxaca, Mexico, the Nacanu' Bií Community House has established Culture and Education as fundamental pillars. In line with this vision, a significant panel was held on February 16th to commemorate "International Education Day", highlighting the importance of education rooted in cultural and indigenous richness.
The scholarship granted by Día Solidario by Naturgy  with “GPG voy a la universidad” (“GPG I’m going to university”) not only represents economic support for a group of young people from the associated communities located along the Ruta de los Kilómetros in Tuxpan, but is also a means of boosting their personal development and fosters co-responsibility within their community environments.
In the framework of World Environmental Education Day, which is celebrated on 26 January, GPG Mexico’s environmental initiatives have reinforced their commitment to the development of strategies that promote climate action in the communities in which they are present. As part of our Environmental and Social Policy, the Tuxpan III and IV combined-cycle power stations, as well as the Bií Hioxo wind farm, have carried out various actions during 2023 and plan additional programmes for 2024.
Caleta Chañaral de Aceituno, considered the hidden jewel of the Atacama Region of northern Chile and the location of our Cabo Leones II wind farm, is home to a rich natural and cultural heritage that remains largely unexplored.
On December 20th, the empowerment workshop with the 2.0 interns took place at the “Community Engagement” facilities, located in Santiago de la Peña (Tuxpan, Mexico).