Colombia’s new government puts $1.35 billion solar program for low-income households under review

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Colombia's new energy minister has placed a $1.35 billion solar program targeting low-income households under review due to lack of user connections. This comes amid expanding energy cooperation between Colombia and the United States focused on strategic minerals and civil nuclear technology.

Colombia’s new energy minister has placed the Colombia Solar program under review, citing a lack of progress on a COP 4.2 trillion ($1.35 billion) agreement that currently has “zero connected users.” The review comes as Colombia and the United States deepen energy cooperation through new agreements on strategic minerals and civil nuclear technology. The post Colombia’s new government puts $1.35 billion solar program for low-income households under review appeared first on pv magazine Global.