02/27/27, London The Net Zero Circle. Chile, a global leader in copper and lithium, must strengthen its mineral exploration policies to maintain its competitive edge. With rising demand for critical minerals, regulatory reforms, tax incentives, and public-private partnerships are key to unlocking new investment and securing Chile’s role in the global energy transition.

Bancolombia’s Daniel Arango shares how Colombia can emerge as a regional leader in energy transition by reducing GHG emissions, scaling renewable projects like solar energy, and advancing green hydrogen initiatives with innovative financial solutions.

Colombia is emerging as a major player in renewable energy, shifting away from its reliance on hydroelectric power. The inauguration of a 144 MW solar park by Spanish energy firm Zelestra marks a decisive step in the country’s energy transition. With abundant solar and wind resources, investor-friendly policies, and increasing demand for clean energy, Colombia is rapidly becoming an attractive destination for global renewable energy investments.