02/27/27, London The Net Zero Circle. Chile, a global leader in copper and lithium, must strengthen its mineral exploration policies to maintain its competitive edge. With rising demand for critical minerals, regulatory reforms, tax incentives, and public-private partnerships are key to unlocking new investment and securing Chile’s role in the global energy transition.

Bancolombia’s Daniel Arango shares how Colombia can emerge as a regional leader in energy transition by reducing GHG emissions, scaling renewable projects like solar energy, and advancing green hydrogen initiatives with innovative financial solutions.

Colombia is emerging as a major player in renewable energy, shifting away from its reliance on hydroelectric power. The inauguration of a 144 MW solar park by Spanish energy firm Zelestra marks a decisive step in the country’s energy transition. With abundant solar and wind resources, investor-friendly policies, and increasing demand for clean energy, Colombia is rapidly becoming an attractive destination for global renewable energy investments.

Colombia faces critical energy challenges, including climate phenomena like El Niño and delays in energy policy. Natalia Gutiérrez, president of Acolgen, underscores that ensuring energy security is essential for a successful transition to cleaner energy sources. With investments of COP 10 trillion needed by 2027, the country must adopt a balanced energy strategy that integrates renewables and reliable conventional technologies.

Azcuba, the Cuban Sugar Group, is offering a unique opportunity for international investors to participate in the modernisation of 16 active sugar mills in Cuba. This ambitious project focuses on boosting production capacity, improving energy efficiency, and fostering sustainability through advanced technologies. With significant financial and environmental benefits, this project represents a compelling investment opportunity.