512 MWp of utility-scale solar, 228.6 MWh of battery storage, and 70 hectares of agrivoltaic production — designed to deliver certified firm energy to Colombia's National Interconnected System.
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HUB Las Cabezas is not a conventional solar farm. It is a hybrid energy-productive platform engineered for firm energy, agricultural integration, and institutional-grade bankability.
512 MWp across 16 modular blocks using Yingli YL725CF66 bifacial N-Type panels and 6,800 NextTracker single-axis trackers. Production: 1,220 GWh/yr P50 · PR 90.92%.
8 × Sungrow PowerTitan 3.0 ST28575 containers. 57.6 MW / 228.6 MWh LFP. DC-coupled for clipping recovery. ENFICC certification (CREG 101-002). RTE 89%.
500 kV dedicated substation with two 200/250 MVA Siemens/ABB transformers. 19 km ACCC transmission line, 54 towers. UPME Res. 000207: 350 MWac assigned at La Loma node.
920 Ha of clean title, free of liens and restitution claims. EIA filed with ANLA May 2026 (No. 20266200609612). Non-ethnicity certification (Res. ST-0191/2022). Zero FPIC risk.
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Audited by ARAL Consultores. All checks pass to zero. Eligible for IFC/CAF/BID Invest senior debt at preferential terms.
HUB Las Cabezas eliminates the energy-agriculture dichotomy. The same 920 hectares generate electricity, produce food, and capture rainwater — reducing OPEX by 18% versus industry standard.
16 modular blocks of 32 MWp each. Trackers at 2.8m height allow simultaneous agricultural use and free passage for goats and machinery.
182 Ha of panel surface as rainwater collector. 300,000 m³ stored in 6 reservoirs × 50,000 m³. Zero groundwater extraction. Zero water conflicts with the region.
Export-quality vegetables using project's own water and solar clipping energy. EBITDA margin >45%. Operated by the Mujeres del SOL cooperative.
Biological vegetation control — continuous, free of herbicides. $280K/yr OPEX savings. Animal welfare under 2.8m panels. Continuous passive surveillance of 920 Ha.
Melon, watermelon, forage crops with short cycles. Partial shading from panels reduces evapotranspiration, increasing crop yield in tropical climate.
Three founders with complementary expertise, backed by elite specialized firms. Combined, they have eliminated the critical risks that historically paralyze large-scale projects in Colombia.
Architect of the HUB strategy. High-level relationships with regulators, development banks, and global technology suppliers. BESS vision and Colombian power market expertise.
jgranados@sol-depot.comLed field execution from identification and securing of 920 Ha through coordination of initial technical studies. Integrates the agro-industrial component into the energy design.
rarroyave@sol-depot.comFEED supervision, PVsyst validation, and EPC coordination. Primary technical liaison with Tier 1 suppliers and investment banking. Validated 1,220 GWh/yr P50 production.
Responsable de la gestión del talento humano, cultura organizacional y relaciones laborales del HUB. Lidera los procesos de vinculación, bienestar y desarrollo del equipo en El Paso, Cesar.
Gestión y aseguramiento de los títulos de las 920 hectáreas en El Paso, Cesar. Coordinación de procesos prediales, negociaciones con propietarios y cumplimiento de requisitos legales de tenencia.
Supervisión del componente ambiental e hidrológico del proyecto. Coordinación con ANLA para la licencia EIA, diseño del sistema Hydro-Capture® y manejo sostenible del recurso hídrico en las 920 Ha.
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HUB Las Cabezas generates economic and social value for the local community — from job creation to water sovereignty and women's empowerment.
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Three new regulatory instruments in 2026 have eliminated the barriers that caused the prior grid denial. The project is now on the fastest available track in Colombia.
Special TAC procedure for projects with environmental license. Binding 5-month deadline for grid capacity assessment. Eliminates temporal uncertainty. No competition with ordinary pool.
Releases 6.3 GW held by non-viable projects. New streamlined assignment framework ≤12 months. Explicitly prioritizes hybrid storage projects like HUB Las Cabezas.
Defines urgent works at El Copey and Chinú substations (2030). Removes the short-circuit constraint that caused the prior Res. 000207 denial. Technical barrier eliminated.
From low-risk bridge financing to full equity partnership. Each model is designed for a different investor profile — all anchored to the same high-quality, derisked infrastructure asset.
SOFR + spread + 15–17% premium at repayment. Fixed return secured by project assets. Waterfall payment priority. Exit at RTB (Q1 2027) or bank refinancing.
25% direct stake at RTB. IRR 33.15% levered. Participation in exit value at EV $1,025M in 2030. Valuation at RTB: ~$40M implicit (~$80K/MWp × 512 MWp).
Tier 1 equipment supply + operating control. Return via EPC margin + O&M. Full operational control of a 512 MWp asset. Ideal for manufacturers or EPCs seeking bankable pipeline.
Acquire a fully derisked, ready-to-build asset. No construction risk. IRR Buyer 35.43% over 28 years. For infrastructure funds seeking long-term, USD-denominated, inflation-protected cash flows.
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