The energy the Sun delivers to Earth in just one hour is more than the entire human population consumes in a whole year.
Let's harness that energy.
1 hour of sunlight ≈ 1 year of human energy demand.
The sun has never been the scarce part. It arrives every day, everywhere, at no cost.
The constraint is infrastructure, capital and access — the systems that convert sunlight into reliable power, and the financing that puts them in place.
Andara exists to close that gap.
Energy in our region is expensive, unreliable, and out of reach.
Expensive
Businesses across the region pay some of the highest electricity costs in the hemisphere.
Unreliable
Grid instability and outages interrupt operations and destroy equipment.
Capital-intensive
The systems that would fix this require upfront investment most businesses can't justify.
Fragmented
Hundreds of capable local energy companies, starved of capital and scale.
You shouldn't have to buy a power plant to get better energy.
Andara finances, builds, owns, operates and maintains the infrastructure — solar, storage, backup generation, microgrids and energy management.
The customer pays over a long-term agreement for the energy and reliability they actually receive, with no major upfront investment.
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We finance and build it
Andara puts the capital in and delivers the system, engineered to a single standard across every market we operate in.
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We own and operate it
The asset stays on our balance sheet. Monitoring, maintenance, performance and replacement are our responsibility, not yours.
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You pay for the energy you use
A predictable monthly cost under a long-term agreement, tied to the energy and availability delivered.
We don't just install energy systems. We own the infrastructure behind them.
Building outward from the Caribbean and the Andes.
The platform thesis is simple. Acquire and integrate established local energy companies, then scale them with capital, technology and regional purchasing power.
Andara is early. What follows is where we are starting and where the platform is heading.
Dominican Republic
High tariffs, a fragmented operator base and workable rules for third-party energy billing make it the first platform market.
Colombia
A large industrial base and a maturing regulatory framework support long-term contracted energy.
Latin America & the Caribbean
Where the platform is heading. Additional markets are being screened on tariffs, grid reliability, regulation and market structure before any commitment.
Let's harness that energy.
For businesses, institutions, and partners across Latin America and the Caribbean.