Mirasol · Los Cabos

CFE solar interconnection: track the file and handover

Prepare your CFE solar application and track acceptance, technical review, contract and metering separately. Confirm the current project requirements.

In this guide

Confirm the requirements before installation day

Ask CFE and the responsible installer which application, account-holder documents, drawings and equipment information apply to your service. Requirements can depend on capacity, voltage and site conditions; a generic online checklist is not approval.

Match the service identity

Keep the CFE service address, account holder and meter consistent with the application. Resolve any ownership or representation issue early.

Match the proposed equipment

Have the qualified designer provide the single-line diagram and actual model data. Update the file if the installed design changes.

Track separate milestones

Keep the reference, date, responsible party and next requirement for each milestone. Ask what event starts any quoted review period. Submission, acceptance, construction and permission to operate are different events.

Interconnection tracking worksheet
MilestoneQuestion to record
SubmissionWhat is the application reference?
Complete-file acceptanceIs anything missing or under correction?
Technical conditionsAre works, review or equipment changes required?
Contract and meteringWhich model and meter arrangements apply?
CommissioningWho confirms permitted operation and the test record?

Keep the final file with the property

Retain the applicable contracts, drawings, equipment inventory, settings, meter records and commissioning results. Confirm the export-credit treatment from the signed agreement and bill, rather than from the installer’s headline savings percentage.

Continue planning your project

FAQ

What to clarify before quoting.

How long does CFE approval take?

Request the current written timeline for the applicable process and a complete file. Technical conditions, corrections and works can affect the project; this guide does not promise a fixed completion date.

Which compensation model should I request?

Compare the options applicable to your project with CFE and the designer. Meter type alone does not establish the compensation model.

Can an installer handle the process for me?

Confirm the written scope, required representation, fees and who receives the application records. Retain copies and access to status information.

Sources

External sources used as context.

These references provide technical context. Your location, energy needs and project scope still need an individual assessment.

Ready to start?

Start with the property’s actual information

Use your CFE bill for an initial assessment. Roof conditions, equipment and the final scope need confirmation before installation.

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