Tribunal Cancela Proyectos Solares Ticul A Y Ticul B en Yucatán
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A federal judge cancelled the Ticul A and Ticul B solar megaprojects in Yucatán, which set a precedent for the development of renewable energy in Mexico, by showing that the projects can be stopped by judicial means when violations of community and environmental rights are proven, the Mexican Center for Environmental Law (Cemda) reported. After a seven-year legal process, Mayan communities of San José Tipcéh and Planchac obtained a sentence that…
Mayan communities of San José Tipcéh and Planchac, in the state of Yucatán, received a ruling confirming the cancellation of the development of the solar projects Ticul A and Ticul B, of the companies Vega Solar 1, SAPI of CV and Vega Solar 2, SAPI of CV. The Mexican Center of Environmental Law (Cemda) reported this weekend that after seven years of legal defense, both communities obtained the cancellation sentence that in November 2025 a Colleg…
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