Our services

Study Review

Unfortunately, the implementation of new legislation, such as the Network Code, promotes the appearance of consultants and companies that, in an effort to attract potential customers to their products or solutions, offer to carry out studies that do not comply with the requirements of the Wholesale Electricity Market (MEM). ).

As part of the services offered by Baorgg is the review of energy quality and Grid Code studies carried out by third parties to corroborate the completeness of the points required by the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE).

Procedures

At Baorgg we take care of the necessary procedures before the various parties, including the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), the National Center for Energy Control (CENACE) and the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).

Implementation

We have strategic alliances to carry out the development of the project and the implementation of the proposed turnkey solutions.

monitoring

We offer control and measurement systems, these are designed and built mainly to be used by members of the electrical industry, such as generators, qualified users, suppliers, carriers and distributors.

All comply with the requirements of the Network Code and the Bases of the Electricity Market. They can be configured to meet additional requirements at the customer's request.



Equipment Tests

We carry out tests on equipment and facilities with specially dedicated equipment to verify their correct operation before putting them into operation or to ensure their optimal performance when they are already in use. Additionally, we can perform routine tests at maintenance intervals.

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

The correct application of Information and Communication Technologies is essential for compliance with the Network Code, since they are the means for the operational control of the National Electric System (SEN), the operation of the Wholesale Electricity Market (MEM) and the measurement to finalize energy purchase-sale transactions and associated services.

All Load Centers that are connected to the SEN must not only comply with the way in which they use energy in their facilities, they must also have the appropriate communication channels defined in the Information and Communications Technology Requirements Manual for the SEN and the MEM.