At COP 26, CEPM announced the CEPM Zero program that aims to achieve carbon neutrality during this decade. Through the use of renewable energies such as wind and solar energy, storage systems such as batteries and reservoirs. This program will contribute to turning CEPM’s concession area into a world-class 100% green destination. With a billion dollar investment, CEPM will become one of the first zero-emission and 100% renewable electricity companies in the world.

“We want to turn the eastern tourist zone into a zero-emissions destination, from Casa de Campo to Miches, where tourists can travel with electric cars, charge them with solar energy, and take the first electric catamaran in the country to Isla Saona… That’s our path.”.

“Our commitments have materialized through actions. This is how we have done it in all the markets where we operate, leading pioneering projects that have set the course for the region towards cleaner energy generation. Now, with CEPM Zero, we close the virtuous circle of sustainability as a lifelong dream that will become a reality in the coming years.”.

Towards carbon neutrality through the use of renewable energy: wind, solar, energy storage systems such as batteries and reservoirs.

Emissions Reduction

Decarbonization project based on market competitiveness, profitability, and emissions reduction by integrating renewables and other green fuels into the energy matrix.

Sustainable Tourism

To contribute to the development of sustainable tourism and to the strategies and plans for making hotels more eco-friendly.

Green Destination

Creating the first green tourist destination.

Independence

Independence from fossil fuels dependency.

Cost-Efficient Service

Optimizing costs to provide reliable and cost-efficient energy services.

Network Expansion

Designing new investments to provide stability, robustness, and redundancy.

Roadmap

Photovoltaic parks

One of the first steps taken in this direction was the construction of the FV3 and FV4 photovoltaic parks, with a nominal capacity of 100 MW, both located in Bávaro. Additionally, the electrification of Saona Island was achieved through a photovoltaic generation park with a 5 MWh storage capacity, making it the first and only island in the hemisphere with 100% renewable energy 24/7.

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First electric vehicle charging station in the Caribbean

With the goal of promoting a more sustainable mobility, Evergo constructed the first electric vehicle charging station in the Caribbean, located in Bávaro. This station is conceived as a ‘hub’ that will enable the simultaneous charging of a total of 29 vehicles with level 3 chargers.

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Decarbonization stages