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Atlas Renewable Energy, a leading international provider of renewable energy solutions, officially inaugurated the Shangri-La solar project, located in Ibagué, Tolima. It marks the start of operations of its first project in the country.
Shangri-La has an installed capacity of 201 MWp, representing a step in the expansion of large-scale solar energy and in the consolidation of a more sustainable and resilient energy system for Colombia.
Located in the department of Tolima, the project will generate approximately 403.7 GWh of energy per year, equivalent to the energy consumption of over 214,000 Colombian families. It is also expected to offset nearly 161,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually, which is comparable to taking around 34,000 vehicles off the road for a year. This directly contributes to fulfilling national decarbonization commitments and strengthening Colombia’s energy transition.
“Shangri-La’s launch marks a firm step in Colombia’s energy transition. This project not only delivers clean and reliable energy to the national grid, but has also been a driving force for employment, training, and development for the communities in Tolima,” shared Rubén Borja, Country Manager at Atlas Renewable Energy in Colombia. “We are proud to have built, in record time, infrastructure that fuels regional progress and reinforces Atlas’s commitment to the country’s energy security.”
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