The National Government, led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy and strengthened by the partner entities of the Defense, Environmental, and Interior Ministries and the regional authorities, is leading the development of offshore wind energy projects in Colombia. A pioneer in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Colombian Offshore Wind Process is leading the use of sea wind for energy generation.

The National Government, led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy and strengthened by the partner entities of the Defense, Environmental, and Interior Ministries and the regional authorities, is leading the development of offshore wind energy projects in Colombia. A pioneer in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Colombian Offshore Wind Process is leading the use of sea wind for energy generation.

Colombia will receive investments of around one Billion USD per project, providing more than 4,000 direct jobs and developing local capacities through national and international energy research centers.

This website provides information to those interested in this national commitment. Data is available for investors, national and local organisms and entities, people, and other interested parties.

Here, you will find information on the First Offshore Wind Round for allocating Temporal Occupation Permits over Maritime Areas (POT by their initials in Spanish), timeline, action plans, etc. Interested parties can find information on the completed stages, subsequent steps, regulatory acts, and updates provided by the Ministry of Mines. Finally, the contact details of the technical team involved in the process are also available for requests and FAQs.