"You have the chance to turn into a net energy exporter to California, one of the biggest vitality advertises on the planet," Richardson told a crowd of people at Tijuana Innovadora, a 10-day meeting that tries to highlight the area's potential.
Richardson, a two-time legislative head of New Mexico and previous U.s. minister to the United Nations, is as of now on the top managerial staff of a Spanish organization, Abengoa Solar. The organization is proposing a concentrated sun oriented plant outside Mexicali, Baja California's capital.
Richardson has met with Baja California Gov. Francisco Vega de Lamadrid. He said the last is "extremely intrigued by sun oriented," however he offered no further insights about the task amid a news meeting after his presentation, saying that talks have just barely started.
With late energy changes in Mexico, Richardson said, "there is no more practical new industry that will pull in joint speculation." Companies from nations a long way from the outskirt, for example, the European Union, China and Taiwan, are prone to be intrigued, he said.
Richardson, whose mother was Mexican, moved effortlessly in the middle of English and Spanish as he tended to the gathering of people. He touched on a scope of subjects, including movement change, the climbing political force of U.s. Hispanics, and the potential for the cross-outskirt district that incorporates San Diego and Imperial districts and additionally Baja California.
Prior Thursday, Richardson went to Andrew Tahmooressi, the U.s. Marine veteran on trial in Baja California on government weapons charges. "I feel that the Baja California prison guards and the Mexican government have been extremely useful," said Richardson, who runs an establishment that arranges the arrival of detainees and prisoners in remote nations. "I admiration Mexico's legal methodology, and my trust is Andrew will soon be discharged."
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