Recurrent Energy Launches Commercial Operation of 50 MW Caracolí Solar Plant in Colombia

Recurrent Energy has announced the commercial operation of its Caracolí solar plant in Colombia, a 50 MW project that highlights the company’s commitment to driving the energy transition and supporting Colombia’s sustainability goals.

In alignment with the Ministry of Mines and Energy, CREG, and UPME, the project contributes to diversifying the nation’s energy matrix and fostering a cleaner, more sustainable future. The Caracolí plant will generate renewable electricity to power thousands of homes, significantly reducing CO₂ emissions and advancing renewable energy growth in the country.

Recurrent Energy expresses its gratitude to the Colombian government and all teams involved for their collaboration in making this milestone possible. Together, they are working toward a greener future for Colombia powered by renewable energy.

 

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