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Colombia’s installed solar capacity

Post time: 2024-07-25

Colombia has made remarkable progress in solar power installed capacity in recent years. By July 2024, the cumulative installed PV capacity reached 1.2 GW, signaling a significant achievement in promoting renewable energy. Since 2018, solar capacity has surged, with initial installations of 90 MW in 2019, growing to 107 MW by 2020, and projected to reach 443 MW by 2023. IRENA data shows a jump from 457 MW in 2022 to 952 MW by 2023.

Colombia’s installed solar capacity

Government support policies and major projects, like Enel's 240 MW plant and Power Construction's 108 MW Tapuy project, drive growth. However, supply chain disruptions pose challenges. Yet, with supportive policies, urbanization, and abundant solar potential, Colombia's solar market is projected to expand rapidly, reaching 12.85 GW by 2029, with a CAGR of 54.06%.

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Colombia's remarkable progress in solar and BESS projects has not only transformed the country's energy mix but also significantly contributed to local economic growth and societal advancements. With Huijue's superior photovoltaic storage services, this momentum is poised to accelerate further, positioning Colombia as a leading player in the global renewable energy arena as technologies advance and markets expand.