SunCompany consolidates its position as a regional renewable energy holding, securing USD 15 million in investment and expanding operations across the Caribbean and Central America.
Solar energy and hybrid solutions are gaining momentum across Latin America. In this context, SunCompany announced its consolidation as a regional renewable energy holding and the closing of an investment exceeding USD 15 million, aimed at strengthening solar generation projects, battery storage solutions, and international expansion throughout the Caribbean and Central America.
A New Multilatina Player in Clean Energy
The new group integrates SunColombia, Dispower, Sunwa Technologies, and SunCompany International, bringing together energy generation, asset operation, technological innovation, and regional presence. Through this structure, the company positions itself as a multilatina holding focused on sustainability, efficiency, and access to clean energy.
The launch of SunCompany comes at a decisive moment for the energy transition. The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates that global energy demand will need to triple over the next 30 years, while hybrid solutions combining solar power and energy storage are emerging as the most efficient pathway to ensure service continuity and grid stability.
According to Juan Diego Gómez, CEO of SunCompany:
“With SunCompany, we are strengthening our operations in Colombia and opening a new chapter as a multilatina energy company. Our purpose is to deliver clean energy solutions at greater scale and with enhanced innovation capacity. Over the next two years, we plan to invest USD 300 million in new renewable energy projects across the region, generate skilled employment, and develop local talent.”
Priority Markets and Regional Growth
The expansion strategy begins with operations in Guyana and the Dominican Republic, with projected entry into Panama, Ecuador, and Peru. In the Caribbean, the company will develop hybrid solar-plus-battery projects and energy communities in non-interconnected zones, while in Colombia it will maintain its leadership in on-grid and off-grid solutions for large industries and rural communities.
The company’s portfolio includes:
- 58 MW of installed solar projects, supplying more than 60,000 households annually
- 58 MWh in integrated battery storage systems, positioning the company as a pioneer in energy storage
- Nationwide coverage across all 32 departments of Colombia
- Strategic partnerships with Ecopetrol, ISA, Enel, EPM, GEB, and Emcali
Investment and Institutional Backing
The formation of the holding coincides with the successful closing of its Series B round, which includes USD 9.8 million in equity and USD 5 million in debt to support international expansion, in addition to COP 20 billion in local financing for innovation and development. Key investors include Grupo Bancolombia, SEAF Colombia, SEAF Caribbean, and international funds aligned with the energy transition.
SunCompany also strengthens its ecosystem through global technology partnerships with Tesla, Vertiv, Huawei, Longi, JA Solar, Gonvarri, and Alurack, as well as backing from IDB Invest and 21 international financial institutions.
A Strategic Sector for the Region
The World Economic Forum ranks Colombia among the top five countries for solar growth in Latin America by 2025, while IRENA projects that global solar capacity will surpass 1,800 GW this year, with Latin America standing out as one of the world’s most dynamic renewable energy regions.
With this new structure, SunCompany consolidates its leadership as a Colombian multilatina driving the continent’s energy future—integrating technological innovation, sustainability, and social impact.
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