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Solar energy is taking on an increasingly vital role in Colombia's energy development and its transition toward renewable, sustainable sources. In this context, the construction of solar parks and infrastructure has grown significantly, benefiting communities and promoting a more environmentally responsible future.

Colombia is at a critical juncture for its energy future. The government and key industry players are driving conversations aimed not only at enriching the sector's knowledge but also at making an urgent call for a clean and reliable energy transition that propels industrial development, innovation, and national sovereignty.

In a global landscape where sustainability is solidifying its position as a top priority, companies face the challenge of communicating their environmental commitment truthfully and coherently. A study by McKinsey & Company reveals that since the pandemic, consumers have shown a greater interest in companies that offer environmentally responsible products and adopt sustainable practices, rewarding those that operate with transparency and build trust through environmentally conscious decisions.

Nexans announces that its Board of Directors has decided to appoint Julien Hueber as the new Chief Executive Officer of the company, replacing Christopher Guérin. This decision takes immediate effect. However, Christopher Guérin will remain available to Julien until October 31

Through a strategic alliance with Hilti, Centelsa by Nexans has incorporated the Hilti Exoskeleton into its differentiated solar offering. This expands the scope of its innovation and reinforces its commitment to the safety, comfort, and productivity of field installers.

This action is part of the Nexans Foundation's commitment to the responsible electrification of the future.

This recognition reinforces and demonstrates Centelsa's commitment to well-being and sustainability, generating a positive impact on people, the environment, and the economy. With a solution that enhances safety for installers while increasing the efficiency and profitability of solar projects.

Centelsa by Nexans and Hilti Colombia, reach an agreement to incorporate the Hilti Exoskeleton as part of the Nexans Integrated Offer, enhancing safety and efficiency in the construction of solar projects

Counterfeit wires and cables pose a severe risk to electrical safety, with 95% of electricians and hardware retailers identifying short circuits as the primary danger.

Wareness of consumption, prioritizing efficiency, and driving savings are the cornerstones of the current energy landscape.

Colombia is solidifying its position as a solar energy leader in Latin America, thanks to high solar radiation in regions like the Caribbean, Los Llanos, and western Cundinamarca.

Fabrics that Electrify the Future is a project that promotes the development of vulnerable sectors and that frames our E3 model.

The counterfeiting of electrical cables is a looming and deeply concerning threat for the energy sector and electrical wiring industries. According to the Superintendence of Public Utility Services, 43% of the accidents related to fraudulent energy usage have resulted in burns, underscoring the seriousness of this issue.

The use of adulterated cables in electrical installations increases the risk of accidents and endangers the lives of people and homes. 43% of accidents related to fraudulent energy use result in accidents.

Centelsa by Nexans has developed initiatives to address this issue, such as the campaign 'When it's original, IT SHOWS. And when it's not, too,' and Nexans Line Plus+

As part of the event 'Connecting, Deciding, and Transcending: Toward a Sustainable Future,' organized by Centelsa by Nexans, representatives from the public, academic, business, and private sectors gathered to discuss the need to address sustainability as a fundamental pillar in the construction industry. The event consisted of three segments: first, a discussion on the importance of product authenticity in construction; the second segment focused on sustainable construction in the present and future, along with the presentation of Centelsa by Nexans' latest innovation, Mobiway™ POP.

On August 3rd, the Centelsa by Nexans brand was launched in Ecuador. The event highlighted the electrification opportunities in the country and their significance in achieving the goals of transitioning towards sustainable energy generation.

The Nexans Foundation, in collaboration with Centelsa by Nexans, partners with TECHO and Litro de Luz for the installation of light posts in settlements across Colombia, impacting various communities. The aim is to contribute to the United Nations' seventh Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of ensuring affordable and clean energy.

Nexans has been awarded the turnkey contract, valued at €1.43 billion, for the section of the EuroAsia Interconnector that connects Greece and Cyprus. The interconnector will deliver up to 2,000 MW of energy to Europe and will be the largest interconnector project in history, supplying over 3 million homes with electricity. This major contract sets multiple records including the longest and deepest cables ever laid.

The delivery of the first EcoHall in the El Potrerillo district will benefit more than 2,500 inhabitants by promoting spaces for the training and recovery of the community's historical and cultural memory.

Ecoescuelas, la iniciativa de construcción de aulas escolares para 120 niños en Lebrija, Santander a partir de carretes de madera recuperados.