The TEBSA Power Plant
TEBSA is the largest and one of the most efficient thermal power plants in the National Interconnected System (NIS). The plant consists of nine generation units, including five Alstom/GE gas turbines and two Alstom/GE steam turbines arranged in two interconnected combined-cycle blocks. In addition, the plant operates two Siemens KWU (Kraftwerk Union) conventional steam turbines. TEBSA has an installed capacity of 963 MW and a declared capacity of 911 MW.
The TECAN Power Plant
TECAN is the most efficient thermal power plant in Colombia. This plant operates a combined-cycle (CCGT) configuration, featuring two Mitsubishi 501F4 gas turbine units and one T2F-25 steam turbine. With an installed capacity of 566 MW and a declared capacity of 555 MW, TECAN stands out for its high performance and operational efficiency.
Where are we located?
The location of our plants in Colombia’s Atlantic region, together with continuous access to LNG at competitive prices, constitutes a key competitive advantage. This differentiates us from other generators in the country and reinforces our role as a critical contributor to the stability and reliability of the national grid.
The map shows the locations of our power plants as well as SPEC’s location:
