GCL-SI enters Mexico market with DMSolar distribution deal

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GCL-SI is targeting projects from the recne auctions among other opportunities. Flickr: Rob Young

GCL System Integration Technology (GCL-SI), a subsidiary energy firm GCL, has signed an agreement for DMSolar to distribute its solar modules and other components to the Mexican market.

Guadalajara-based solar equipment distributor DMSolar, which currently partners local installers on residential and commercial projects, will supply GCL-P6/60 and GCL-P6/72 modules, but financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

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GCL-SI is targeting projects from Mexico's utility-scale auctions as well as projects with potential private PPAs, following two successful large-scale renewables auctions last year.

Jose Jove, vice president of sales for GCL-SI Latin America, said: “Regulation in Mexico has improved dramatically in [the] past few months, both for utility-scale projects with the approval of the Energy Reform and for distributed generation with the update on the rules; net metering and net billing are now together in the mix.”

The firm is also “consolidating relationships” regarding distributed generation, added Jove.

Yusef Kanchi, sales director of DMSolar, said: “We selected GCL-SI for several reasons: reliable product quality, strong business ethics, proven financial stability and wide experience in solar industry. We are glad to bring quality products and professional companies to the Mexican market.”

2 September 2025
Mexico City, Mexico
Intersolar Mexico is the leading platform for technology trends and B2B networking in Mexico's solar market. It focuses on photovoltaics, solar heating and cooling technologies, and energy storage. Together with the co-located events The GREEN Expo® and Aquatech Mexico, it has solidified its position as the largest gathering of professionals in the renewable energy and cleantech industry in Mexico since the debut in 2019. In 2024, the events hosted more than 400 exhibitors as well as 10,000 visitors and 12,000 industry professionals (total attendance). The sixth edition of Intersolar Mexico will take place from September 2 to 4, 2025 at the Citibanamex Center, in Mexico City.

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