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AVIS team South America, developing the largest waste-to-energy installation worldwide at the periphery of Mexico City.  The Avis Green Energy Industrial Park will have a greenhouse section which will produce more than 50 million kg/ year of organic food and 5,000 MT/year of organically raised fish. This innovative project will produce electricity, high-quality synthetic diesel and gas. The facility will be erected in Axapusco, 3 km Carretera Otumba-Cd. Sahagun Autopista Arco Norte a 9 km FFCC Ferrosur: atraviesa por un costado del CEGEN at the existing infrastructure.

The construction of this Avis Global Green Energy Industry Park is expected to start in November 2016 and will have a final conversion capacity of more than 10,000,000MT/year, constructed in phases. The transport of this massive amount of municipal waste from Mexico City will be done by train and electric-powered waste collecting lorry.

This project is completely financed by AVIS Global Green Fund and guaranteed by the Sovereign Department of Mexico. Initially, a Spanish construction company 

developed the site with a traditional gasification system. In February 2016, however, due to an effort to stay compliant with new global regulations and standards, the local developer decided to improve the project and upgrade to the AVIS system, which is the most technologically advanced and eco-friendly system on the market.