ENERGY AND TERRITORIAL INTELLIGENCE

Before you invest,understand the territory.

IRVEN brings together energy, infrastructure, climate and territorial information to help you choose locations, prioritize investment and assess energy savings opportunities.

Initial focus: Hermosillo, SonoraFor industry and public institutions
FROM TERRITORY TO DECISION

One area. Its full context.

Screenshot of the IRVEN government map in Hermosillo, showing geographic areas and electrical infrastructure.
InfrastructureEnergyTerritory
What should you review first?

Comparable locations, visible constraints and a clear next step.

Platform screenshot presented at FireCAMP 2026. See each map for sources and dates.
INFORMATION IN CONTEXT

INEGI · OpenStreetMap · energy and climate sources

THE PROBLEM

Information is scattered. Investment cannot wait.

Choosing land or planning infrastructure expansion means combining information scattered across maps, documents and spreadsheets. IRVEN puts it in context so your technical team can focus on the alternatives worth studying.

01 / WHO IT IS FOR

Two needs. A better basis for decisions.

For teams that need to justify where to invest and what to verify before committing resources.

INDUSTRY

Plan your next facility.

Manufacturers, warehouses and industrial parks planning to locate or expand energy-intensive operations.

Engineering · Operations · Finance · Expansion

  • Compare land and its electrical context.
  • Review area, zoning and restrictions.
  • Prepare demand and cost scenarios using project inputs.

A shortlist of locations and the checks still needed.

Explore the industrial map
GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONS

Prioritize where to act.

Energy, infrastructure and urban planning teams that need to compare areas and organize upcoming interventions.

Planning · Infrastructure · Urban development

  • Relate estimated consumption, population and infrastructure.
  • Compare areas using explicit criteria.
  • Assess loss scenarios using circuit information.

Territorial priorities and a project file for technical review.

Explore the government map

02 / PRACTICAL DECISIONS

From having data to knowing what to review.

01

Where should we locate or expand?

Compare alternatives using space requirements, nearby infrastructure and available territorial constraints.

Decision: which sites merit a field visit.
02

Which area should come first?

Compare energy and territorial indicators while distinguishing estimates from measurements.

Decision: where to focus studies and resources.
03

Which improvement should we assess?

Compare consumption, loss and transformer reference scenarios with explicit inputs and assumptions.

Decision: which option merits measurement and a quotation.

Proximity to a line or substation does not confirm available supply capacity. Electrical feasibility, the connection point and permits require verification by CFE and the relevant authorities.

03 / HOW IT WORKS

Integrate. Analyze. Decide what comes next.

From your project question to a comparison you can explain and inspect.

  1. 01

    Integrate the context

    Location, infrastructure, energy, climate and population, alongside your project requirements.

    Identified data and sources
  2. 02

    Analyze alternatives

    Combine variables, surface constraints and compare scenarios using the same criteria.

    Comparable options
  3. 03

    Guide the next step

    Organize priorities, results and missing information to establish what to verify before investing.

    An evidence-backed shortlist

04 / RELIABILITY AND PRIVACY

Trust starts with knowing where each result comes from.

Sources, dates and coverage

Maps identify sources, dates and data availability. Freshness depends on each source; not all data updates in real time.

Clearly marked estimates

Observations, calculations and models are distinguished. Assumptions and gaps are part of the assessment; missing data does not become zero.

A clear scope for your data

Map project files can be saved or exported from your browser. Initial contact prepares an email without automatically attaching documents or publishing your information.

INFORMED BY PLANNING TEAMS

Interviews with CFE planning personnel informed the focus: comparing alternatives, spotting constraints and checking source freshness. Local accuracy requires comparison with real projects and measurements.

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05 / GO DEEPER

Technical detail has its own space.

Inspect sources, calculations, assumptions and limitations. Each map also includes documentation for its analyses.

Read the methodologyRead regulatory references

06 / LET’S DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT

Bring a question. Let’s explore the alternatives.

Tell us what you need to decide. We will review coverage, available information and the scope of a demonstration for your case.

  • Locate or expand an operation.
  • Prioritize infrastructure or areas for intervention.
  • Assess consumption and efficiency opportunities.

A brief project description is enough to start. Technical documents can be discussed later.

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