BELIZE CITY, BELIZE (Aaron Simonsky, Energy Analytics Institute, 12.Feb.2025) — Intradeco Holdings, a global vertical manufacturing group, completed Phase 2 of its strategic investment through its fully owned subsidiary Apopa Energy. This significant milestone includes a $15mn investment in 10 MW of solar energy and the development of a community sports campus in the region.
This achievement fulfills Intradeco’s 2021 commitment to adding 25 MW of solar energy to El Salvador’s grid, as well as 5 MW in Honduras, the company announced 12 Feb. 2025 in an official statement.
“This investment demonstrates our dedication to sustainable energy and community development. We are excited about the positive impact on the environment and the local community,” Apopa Energy manager Camila Argueta said in the statement.
Since its initial investment in 2021, Intradeco has committed over $30mn toward sustainable energy projects.
“The improved investment climate and reduced violence in El Salvador have made this project possible in a previously challenging region, reinforcing the country’s growing role as a leader in renewable energy,” Intradeco said in the statement.
The addition of the solar energy project is an essential step toward furthering the development of green energy in the region. The new sports campus aims to provide valuable recreational opportunities for the local community, ensuring a holistic, sustainable approach to both environmental and social well-being. The sports complex will also offer important recreational opportunities for the local community.
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By Aaron Simonsky reporting from Belize City. © 2025 Energy Analytics Institute (EAI). All Rights Reserved.
