We structure renewable energy projects with communities as shareholders and co-developers.
THERE IS ANOTHER WAY TO BUILD PROJECTSCommunity ownership is an essential piece of a just energy transition in Latin America
Our modelThe energy transition must include communities not only as beneficiaries, but as active partners, shareholders and co-developers.
Projects designed with shared governance
Communities take part in every material decision from the design stage, with full financial, legal, technical and governance transparency. We develop the project together, from ideation to construction.
Equity participation on market terms
The community's equity stake is not a gift. It is calculated based on its real contributions: land use, permitting, investment and capital contributions.
Local development and wealth creation
Dividends do not flow out. Communities can set up a trust to invest their dividends in local public goods and/or distribute them among their members.
ANTU solar PV park, the first project of its kind in Latin America
COMMUNITYMAPUCHE MILLAQUEO
TERRITORYNEUQUÉN, ARGENTINE PATAGONIA, WITH 42 HA OWNED BY THE COMMUNITY
PROJECTFIRST 18 MW SOLAR PV PARK OF ITS KIND IN LATIN AMERICA
The community is a co-developer and a shareholder in the project.
2026 REPORT
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