The Honduran teachers’ pension fund, INPREMA, is considering a $200 million investment in a solar project to diversify its portfolio and support the country’s energy infrastructure. This project would be INPREMA’s first major investment in alternative energy and the largest in its history. The fund plans to select a contractor through a tender process and will collaborate with the state-owned Empresa Nacional de Energía Eléctrica (ENEE).
This move aligns with a broader trend of solar energy development in Honduras. Recent activity includes the inauguration of the ARHAT Solar Park, a 20 MW project in Namasigüe ( PVKnowhow Honduras solar energy: Impressive 20 MW Solar Plant Opens – PVknowhow.com). Furthermore, Honduras is also boosting its solar capabilities with two impressive projects slated for 2025 (PVKnowhow Honduras Solar Energy: 2 Impressive 2025 Projects – PVknowhow.com). These initiatives, alongside projects like the 50MW Patuca Solar Farm (PVKnowhow Honduras Solar Project: 50MW Patuca Solar Farm Powers Future – PVknowhow.com), highlight the growing importance of solar power in the nation’s energy mix.
Additionally, a 6.5 MW solar farm is powering cement production, showcasing targeted renewable energy solutions (Solar Cement Honduras : 2025’s Impressive & Powerful Project).
