Ashmore Colombia Sells 360MWp Solar Project Puerta de Oro to ISAGEN
Ashmore Colombia, a subsidiary of the UK-based Ashmore Group, has agreed to sell its Parque Solar Puerta de Oro solar project in Colombia to energy company ISAGEN. The facility is one of the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) plants in the country and currently supplies electricity to over 390,000 homes. With an installed capacity of 360MW-peak/300MW-alternating current, it spans across 530 hectares with around 511,000 PV modules. The project is connected to the National Interconnected System via a 22.4km transmission line and aims to reduce Colombia's carbon emissions by approximately 370,000 tons of CO₂ annually. The sale highlights Ashmore’s strategy in managing infrastructure assets across Latin America and its collaboration with Patria Investments during development. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval. Ashmore Colombia CEO Juan Pablo Fonseca emphasized the significance of this deal as a milestone for their long-term commitment to developing quality infrastructure projects that generate sustainable value.
Topics: Colombia infrastructure investment renewable energy solar power