Accelerating the Energy Transition, Powering Latin America
An integrated LNG solution delivering natural gas from offshore storage to pipelines, power plants, and industry.
The Power That Moves Us Forward
Caribe LNG is an energy infrastructure company focused on delivering LNG to markets across Latin America.
Our solution integrates offshore storage, coastal transfer, inland logistics, and regasification to supply gas to national transport systems, power plants, and large industrial users.
With core assets already secured and under development, the project is designed to provide a safe, fast-track, flexible solution that supports the region's transition to a cleaner energy mix.
Combining Years Of Experience
Caribe LNG is a joint venture between Course2 Energy, Six One Commodities and Andalusian Energy.
Course2 Energy adds decades of experience investing in and developing energy transition infrastructure with over 800 MW of installed generation capacity and $4 billion of global private equity investments.
Andalusian contributes its proven operational track record in LNG logistics, storage and transport throughout the Americas.
The future of energy
is just over the horizon
First implementation: Colombia
Colombia is the first market where we will bring our model to life. Faced with growing gas shortages and the urgent need for a faster, lower-emission energy solution, the country is the ideal starting point for our first implementation. This project is designed to deliver natural gas with speed, flexibility, and real operational readiness. With key infrastructure already secured and operations targeted to begin in 2026, Colombia marks the first step in deploying a scalable LNG logistics platform for Latin America.
Our Solution
Learn MoreWe have secured the FSU
A 162,000 m³ floating storage unit (FSU), positioned in the Golfo de Morrosquillo, ready to receive large LNG cargos and provide secure, long-term offshore storage for the project.
Flexible Delivery to the Market
Caribe LNG’s configuration supports multiple delivery modes. Gas can be injected into the national transport system (Gas pipeline system) for distribution to cities and power plants, while LNG road tanker trucks can supply large industrial clients or satellite facilities directly. This flexibility allows the project to serve both existing pipeline markets and new off-grid demand without duplicating infrastructure.
Milestones
| Milestone | Status | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| LNG Supply Agreement | ✓ | Agreement signed for Phase 1 supply (51,000 MMBTU/Day). |
| RoRo Barge | 90% | Under construction at Astivik Shipyard in Cartagena (completion in April 2026). |
| LNG Transfer Equipment (FSU to Barge) | ✓ | Fabrication completed. |
| FSU Mooring Authorization | ✓ | DIMAR Resolution 928-2028 issued on August 13, 2025. |
| Port Operations Contract | ✓ | Signed with Compas Tolu on July 2025. |
| Land Transportation Agreement | ✓ | Signed on April 2026. |
| LNG On-Shore Equipment | ✓ | Fabrication complete for Phase 1 equipment (vertical tanks, booster pumps). |
| On-Shore Regasification Facility | 40% | Phase 1 regas facility site preparation underway: underground drainage systems under construction |
Committed To Sustainability
Committed to energy diversification and carbon reduction, we focus on replacing higher-carbon fuels with natural gas through cost-effective LNG infrastructure.
With speed and precision, we aim to ensure the region’s energy needs are met while advancing its transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future.