Colombia's railway and public-transit sector produced a lighter crop of news this quarter, but the through-line is consistent.
Read moreBrazilian asset manager Patria Investments has sold its controlling stake in Puerta de Oro, Colombia's largest solar park, to Colombian generator Isagen.
Read moreColombia's environmental authorities have approved raising Hidroituango's reservoir level from 408 to 420 meters above sea level, a 12-meter increase that unlocks meaningful extra storage just as El Niño tightens the hydrological outlook.
Read moreColombia's government will not hold any energy-reliability auctions in 2026, pushing the process into 2027 instead.
Read moreFacing a fiscal deficit CARF projects could reach 10% of GDP by the close of 2027 and net debt around 67.3% of GDP, former Finance Minister Mauricio Cárdenas told Blu Radio that selling Ecopetrol's majority stake in ISA to Colombia's pension funds would be a smart move.
Read moreColombia's biofuels sector avoided an estimated 15.5 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions and roughly 3,400 tons of particulate matter between 2022 and 2026.
Read moreCamilo Sánchez, president of Andesco, laid out a stark picture of Colombia's supply-demand imbalance heading into the peak of El Niño.
Read moreColombia's gas-import lifeline came under direct strain this week when a mechanical failure forced SPEC LNG's floating regasification unit in Cartagena to cut capacity from 475 to 400 mmcfd, just hours after authorities had flagged the risk of running the plant too hard.
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