Colombia’s National Infrastructure Agency (ANI) has granted a 30-year port contract to Puerto Solo, a subsidiary of SeaOne Holdings.
Located in the inner bay of Buenaventura, Colombia, the Puerto Solo multi-use energy port project is the largest permitted Pacific Coast energy hub and multi-use port development in the region. SeaOne said the Puerto Solo Energy Hub Port Complex will facilitate international trade and will receive, store and deliver low emissions fuel and critical energy supplies to the Pacific region of Colombia.
In conjunction with the project, affiliates of SeaOne are currently developing 228 megawatts of low-emissions power generation to Colombia.
“Colombia’s vast economic potential is constrained by the need to expand the energy infrastructure to avoid an overall lack of economic development and investment,” said Forrest Hoglund, chairman and CEO of SeaOne. “The world-class energy hub we are developing at Buenaventura will allow for