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Asset classes
- Transmission Line80,968
- Power Plant32,429
- Substation / Converter7,614
- Oil & Gas Field7,055
- Coal / Uranium Mine5,382
- Pipeline4,951
- Cement Plant3,513
- Data Centre3,283
- Iron & Steel Plant1,293
- LNG Terminal1,198
- Grid Storage965
- Iron Ore Mine949
- Chemical Plant868
- Interconnector704
- Export Terminal519
- Refinery279
- Storage / Tank Farm38
- Oil / Commodity Contract19
- Hydrogen Project18
- Carbon Capture (CCS)16
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Colombia — Energy Infrastructure
OverWatts maps 600 energy assets in Colombia across 11 layers — the 15th-largest mapped base of 157 countries. They include 285 oil & gas fields, 163 power plants and 61 pipelines. Operating generation capacity is 18.5 GW, led by hydro at 63%. Refining capacity is about 415 kb/d.
The companies named on the most assets are Ecopetrol (101), Cenit SAS (26) and Hocol (26), counting both ownership and operatorship. Half of Colombia's mapped assets in service predate 1989 (median commissioning year of the 220 with a known date), 26 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Infantas Oil and Gas Field (Santander, Colombia), dating from 1921. 40+ projects are under construction or proposed, led by Nencol 5 power station (2.2 GW).
Operating generation capacity by fuel
Utility-scale sites of 100 MW and above. Distributed generation — rooftop solar especially — is outside the tracker, so this runs below national installed capacity.
- hydro11.6 GW +3.9 GW planned
- gas4.2 GW +3.7 GW planned
- coal1.6 GW
- solar1.1 GW +14.0 GW planned
- wind0 MW +10.5 GW planned
Electricity generated by fuel · 2025
What the fleet actually produced — distinct from the installed capacity above.
- hydro62.5 TWh 69%
- gas12.4 TWh 14%
- coal5.5 TWh 6%
- solar4.6 TWh 5%
- oil2.8 TWh 3%
- biomass2.4 TWh 3%
- wind200 GWh 0%
Ember · source · CC-BY-4.0
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Under construction & proposed
- Nencol 5 power stationPower Plants · 2.2 GW · gas · 2028
- Colombia – Ecuador interconnection (planned)Interconnectors · 1.5 GW
- Hidroituango hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.2 GW · hydro · 2027
- Astrolabio offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Barlovento offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Bergantin offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Galeon offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Goleta offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Micay hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 800 MW · hydro · 2029
- Chivo Mono 1 solar farmPower Plants · 750 MW · solar
- Cuestecitas Solar ParkPower Plants · 600 MW · solar · 2028
- AkuaippaHy solar farmPower Plants · 540 MW · solar · 2032
- Bitácora offshore wind farmPower Plants · 510 MW · wind · 2032
- Kappa wind farmPower Plants · 500 MW · wind · 2027
- AkuaippaHy wind farmPower Plants · 460 MW · wind · 2032
- Butantan hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 460 MW · hydro · 2029
- Termobarranquilla power stationPower Plants · 440 MW · gas · 2025
- Colombia – Panama interconnection (planned)Interconnectors · 400 MW
- Andes Energy power stationPower Plants · 400 MW · gas · 2026
- Sahagún Solar PlantPower Plants · 400 MW · solar · 2026
- Cerrito wind farmPower Plants · 378 MW · wind · 2029
- Porvenir 2 hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 352 MW · hydro · 2032
- Chinú solar farmPower Plants · 350 MW · solar · 2026
- Barranquilla offshore wind farmPower Plants · 350 MW · wind · 2026
- El Sireno hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 335 MW · hydro · 2027
- Los Llanos Solar ForestPower Plants · 329 MW · solar · 2028
- Pipintá hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 320 MW · hydro · 2029
- Guajira wind farmPower Plants · 302 MW · wind
- Helios San Marcos solar farmPower Plants · 300 MW · solar
- Puerta De Oro Solar ProjectPower Plants · 300 MW · solar
- Motosira wind farmPower Plants · 300 MW · wind · 2026
- Omega wind farmPower Plants · 300 MW · wind · 2026
- San Martin Energy Green wind farmPower Plants · 300 MW · wind
- La Pola Bambú wind farmPower Plants · 280 MW · wind
- Parque Eólico Las Acacias 280 Mw wind farmPower Plants · 280 MW · wind · 2028
- Parque Solar Fotovoltaico Cedrales 278.6 MwPower Plants · 279 MW · solar · 2028
- Turpiales solar farmPower Plants · 279 MW · solar
- Termopalmero power stationPower Plants · 270 MW · gas · 2027
- Colibrí wind farmPower Plants · 261 MW · wind
- Carreto Solar ParkPower Plants · 250 MW · solar
Largest assets
- Nencol 5 power stationPower Plants · 2.2 GW · gas · 2028
- Barrancabermeja RefineryRefineries · 250 kb/d
- Colombia – Ecuador interconnection (planned)Interconnectors · 1.5 GW
- Guavio hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.3 GW · hydro · 1990
- San Carlos hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.2 GW · hydro · 1984
- Hidroituango hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.2 GW · hydro · 2022
- Hidroituango hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.2 GW · hydro · 2027
- Chivor hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 1.0 GW · hydro · 1970
- Cartagena RefineryRefineries · 165 kb/d
- Termobarranquilla power stationPower Plants · 918 MW · gas · 1980
- Astrolabio offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Barlovento offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Bergantin offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Galeon offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Goleta offshore wind farmPower Plants · 825 MW · wind · 2032
- Sogamoso hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 820 MW · hydro · 2015
- Micay hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 800 MW · hydro · 2029
- Chivo Mono 1 solar farmPower Plants · 750 MW · solar
- Porce 3 hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 660 MW · hydro · 2011
- Termo Flores power stationPower Plants · 610 MW · gas · 1993
- Cuestecitas Solar ParkPower Plants · 600 MW · solar · 2028
- Termocandelaria power stationPower Plants · 566 MW · gas · 2023
- Guatapé hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 560 MW · hydro · 1971
- AkuaippaHy solar farmPower Plants · 540 MW · solar · 2032
- Betania hydroelectric plantPower Plants · 540 MW · hydro · 1987
Biggest owners & operators
- Ecopetrol101 17%
- Cenit SAS26 4%
- Hocol26 4%
- SierraCol Energy20 3%
- Frontera Energy Colombia Corp Sucursal Colombia19 3%
- Frontera Energy Colombia Corp.19 3%
- Sucursal Colombia19 3%
- Sierracol Energy Arauca15 3%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
Frequently asked
- How many energy assets does Colombia have?
- OverWatts maps 600 in Colombia across 11 asset classes — the 15th-largest mapped base of the 157 countries covered.
- How much electricity generation capacity does Colombia have?
- About 18.5 GW operating across 47 plants, mostly hydro 63%, gas 23% and coal 9%.
- Who owns Colombia's energy infrastructure?
- Ecopetrol is named as owner or operator on the most mapped assets (101), followed by Cenit SAS (26), Hocol (26) and SierraCol Energy (20).
- What energy projects are under construction in Colombia?
- The largest under way or proposed are Nencol 5 power station (2.2 GW), Colombia – Ecuador interconnection (planned) (1.5 GW) and Hidroituango hydroelectric plant (1.2 GW).