Proyecto generará energía solar en Nariño, Cauca y Valle del Cauca equivalente al consumo de 35.000 hogares Colombia is enhancing its energy matrix with a new solar project in the southwest, a collaboration between Bia Energy and Evolti, to develop over 30 megawatts of installed capacity across Nariño, Cauca, and Valle del Cauca. This initiative will power over 35,000 homes, create local employment, and significantly reduce carbon emissions. The project also incorporates dual land use for agriculture and provides technical training, aiming for decentralized and socially equitable energy transition.

• Bia Energy and Evolti are partnering to develop over 30 MW of solar capacity in Nariño, Cauca, and Valle del Cauca.
• This new capacity will supply energy equivalent to the average consumption of over 35,000 Colombian households.
• The project aims to strengthen regional development, generate local employment, and reduce national emissions.
• Evolti, with a strong presence in the region, has already developed 21 solar projects, with several supplying Bia Energy.
• Initiatives include hiring local labor, training young people, and implementing dual land use for agriculture alongside solar panels.
• The projects are expected to prevent over 25,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually.
• This expansion contributes to diversifying Colombia’s energy portfolio, which is heavily reliant on hydropower and vulnerable to climate events.
• The solar projects offer a key alternative for sustainable and balanced energy supply, reducing dependence on extreme weather conditions.