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GameChange Energy, headquartered in the United States, has confirmed that the 144.1 MW Escobales solar complex is now operating at full capacity. The installation sits at Hacienda Escobales close to Ibague in the Tolima department of Colombia.
Celsia and Cubico Sustainable Investments developed the project, while Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) handled engineering, procurement and construction duties. Commercial operation of the six solar plants was phased in from December 2025 through March 2026.
The site incorporates 97.82 MW of GameChange Energy’s Genius Tracker single-axis systems in a 1P layout alongside 46.28 MW of MaxTwin 2P east-west fixed-tilt structures, which are a variant of the company’s MaxSpan product line. Both mounting options are compatible with large-format bifacial solar modules.
GameChange Energy stated that pairing tracking with fixed-tilt structures enabled the layout to be tailored to varying site conditions. The company noted that construction encountered obstacles such as hard soil, uneven terrain, customs delays and setbacks in regulatory approval. These circumstances necessitated revisions to mounting structure layouts and foundation designs, including pre-drilling for pile installation where ground proved especially resistant.
More than 100 module mounting tables were also affected by design changes after three areas initially earmarked for development were removed from the project. Engineering teams rearranged the structures and made use of materials already present on-site, which eliminated the need to procure extra structural components, according to GameChange Energy.
Julian Hernandez, solar projects director at PowerChina, stated that GameChange Energy’s strategic engineering solutions assisted in surmounting unforeseen difficulties tied to terrain, regulations and site design while preserving the project’s commercial viability.
Cubico Sustainable Investments reports that the Escobales complex consists of six solar plants containing over 242,000 bifacial modules, with projected annual generation of roughly 257 GWh. GameChange Energy has released a technical case study detailing the construction difficulties and engineering responses applied at the site. The company indicated that these adjustments contributed to keeping project costs within budget.
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