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Colombia plans first offshore wind turbines in Caribbean with global player CIP
City of Barranquilla and Danish developer look to advance 350MW project, say officials
Colombia is among a growing number of Latin American nations looking into offshore wind to diversify their energy mix, led by Brazil, which just presented its first offshore wind regulation, and also including Argentina.
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Colombia plans first offshore wind turbines in Caribbean with global player CIP
City of Barranquilla and Danish developer look to advance 350MW project, say officials
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