Colombia · Distributed solar
Distributed solar in Colombia, built to be financed.
TuWatt structures, operates and audits community-scale solar projects — the legal vehicle, the contracts, the metering and the monthly reconciliation — so that capital has something it can actually underwrite.
Trust that moves energy
Where each piece stands today
- Live today
Structuring and operating projects
- Live today
Setting up and administering energy communities
- In legal design, with licensed entities
Crowdfunding and tokenization
What we do
Four things, and we are accountable for all four
A distributed generation project fails in the gaps between the parties — the developer who leaves, the contract nobody reconciles, the meter nobody reads. TuWatt holds those gaps.
- 01
Structure
The legal vehicle, the contracts and the project company. One ring-fenced entity per project, so one project's problems stay inside that project.
- 02
Prepare
The diligence file a bank or an investor can review without a follow-up call: technical assumptions, contracts, permits and the regulatory pathway, in one place.
- 03
Operate
Administration, energy metering and monthly reconciliation. Every member of the community sees what was generated, what was allocated to them and how it hit their bill.
- 04
Verify
We publish the evidence — and the limits. What we do not guarantee is written down with the same weight as what we do.
The perimeter
What TuWatt is not
In Colombia, several of the activities adjacent to ours are supervised and licensed. We publish the boundary because a counterparty that has to discover it during diligence is a counterparty that stops returning calls.
An energy retailer
Billing and commercialization sit with the licensed retailer. Saying we sell energy would open a regulatory front we have no reason to open.
An EPC contractor
We control milestones, budget and quality. We do not carry construction risk, or the balance sheet that risk requires.
A trust company, a licensed crowdfunding platform, an exchange or a fund
All four are supervised activities under Colombian law. We work alongside those entities. We do not substitute for them.
A retail investment platform
Not in this phase, and not without an independent legal opinion and a licensed distribution channel.
A crypto product
The digital registry is an audit layer with conditions attached, not the commercial promise. Nothing here appreciates because someone speculates on it.
TuWatt Intelligence
A model that decides where every kilowatt goes
A shared energy project has to allocate what it generates across several destinations, each with its own contractual rules, while the market price moves every day. Doing that by hand, in a spreadsheet and on good judgment, is precisely where the money leaks.
What goes in
- How much energy the project will generate
- A generation forecast built from the project's history, seasonality and expected conditions.
- How much will be consumed
- A demand forecast for each member of the community, or each energy offtaker.
- What each contract obliges
- The rules in the PPA and the surrounding agreements: committed volumes, agreed prices, time windows and penalties.
- Where the market is
- Spot price and the other signals from the Colombian power market, which move daily.
What comes out
- The allocation for each period
- How much energy goes to each destination, under which contract, period by period.
- The warning before the problem
- If forecast generation will not cover what has been committed, you know before you breach — not when the invoice arrives.
- Where the savings actually are
- Which loads to move, reduce or shift in time, so that energy efficiency turns into a specific decision rather than a slogan.
- Forecast against reality
- What was projected versus what actually happened. That contrast is what gives the monthly reconciliation something to compare against.
What the model does not do
- It does not guarantee a financial outcome. It optimizes inside constraints we do not control: weather, spot price, grid availability and third-party performance.
- It does not decide alone. It proposes an allocation; a person approves it, and who approved it and when is on the record.
- It does not trade for you. This is not a trading bot, and it does not buy or sell energy on anyone's behalf.
- It does not replace metering. The model forecasts; when the two disagree, the meter wins.
Tokenization
A registry, not a token to speculate on
Tokenization here means one thing: recording who owns which share of a project in a digital register that anyone entitled to check it can verify. A certificate in a filing cabinet becomes an entry that can be audited.
A PPA and a smart contract are not the same object, and we keep them apart on purpose. The PPA is the agreement between the parties. A smart contract is code that executes rules on its own. Today the model reads the rules in the PPA and proposes an allocation. Once an auditable digital registry exists, those same rules could execute and record themselves.
Talk to us
If any of this is close to what you are looking for
We work with funds, family offices, strategic investors and international partners looking at distributed generation in Colombia. Write in English — someone who reads it will answer.
We are based in Colombia and we operate in Colombia. Any conversation about participating in a project runs through licensed entities and applicable Colombian law.
The full site — regulatory detail, sector news and legal notices — is published in Spanish. Go to the full site →
Informational content only. Not an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice. TuWatt does not take funds from the public.
TuWatt · Colombia