A country that was still debating the viability of electric vehicles just a few years ago has handed the Tesla Model Y its second consecutive monthly sales crown -- a milestone that says as much about consumer preferences as it does about energy transition.
Read moreFrench renewable energy company GreenYellow commissioned the Parque Solar Jardín, located in Valencia de Jesús, Cesar, adding solar capacity to one of the Colombian regions with the highest renewable potential.
Read moreMaría Nohemí Arboleda, general manager of XM – the ISA subsidiary that operates Colombia's electricity market and dispatch system – has given a wide-ranging interview to Valora Analitik that touches on three of the sector's most sensitive current threads: the unresolved legal dispute over a failed Siemens software contract, the growing role of solar generation, and the system's preparedness for a possible Super El Niño later in 2026.
Read moreISA, the electricity transmission company controlled by Ecopetrol, has appointed Olga Patricia Castaño as interim CEO – the second acting president to hold the role since the Consejo de Estado annulled the appointment of Jorge Carrillo earlier this year.
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Grupo EPM closed 2025 with consolidated revenues of CoP$40.6T, EBITDA of CoP$11T, and net profit of CoP$5.3T -- a 9% increase on 2024 -- despite what the company described as a year marked by regulatory pressures, climate variability, and higher operating costs.
Read moreIn an Valora Analitik interview, Terpel CEO Óscar Bravo spelled out how Colombia's largest fuel network plans to reposition itself as an integrated mobility and energy company by 2035, with electric vehicle charging at the center of that transformation.
Read moreColombia's Constitutional Court has unanimously overturned Legislative Decree 44 of January 21, 2026, the emergency measure through which the Petro government imposed a parafiscal levy on electricity generators as part of the economic and social emergency it had declared.
Read moreAfinia, the Grupo EPM subsidiary serving much of Colombia's Caribbean coast, has invested more than CoP$1.3T in electrical infrastructure across the department of Bolívar -- and has little to show for it in the south of the department, where theft, non-payment, and community hostility are erasing the benefits.
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