Objective
Promote energy autonomy and territorial development through the deployment of 200 × 1 MW photovoltaic systems that reduce electricity costs, improve quality of life, and generate income via surplus energy sales.
Key Goals
- Deploy 200 photovoltaic farms of 1 MW each by 2026 (total 200 MW)
- Reduce energy tariffs in vulnerable municipalities
- Generate commercially viable surpluses sold to the grid
- Reduce multidimensional and energy poverty
- Strengthen territorial energy governance
Market Opportunity
- More than 427 municipalities with unmet basic energy needs
- High demand concentration in Andean and Caribbean regions due to elevated tariffs
- Distributed generation market with estimated potential of USD 9.6 billion and 7,424 MWp projected capacity
- Growing demand in rural areas and regions undergoing productive transition
- High average solar irradiation in Colombia: 4.5 kWh/m²/day
ESG Considerations
Environmental: Deployment of photovoltaic technology to diversify the energy matrix and combat climate change.
Social: Reduction of multidimensional and energy poverty. Boost to local economic development and improved community quality of life.
Governance: Strengthening of territorial energy governance. Democratization and decentralization of energy access and generation.