Authorities confirmed that the National Development Plan (PND) will open the door to a series of fiscal benefits for the renewable energy market.
Read moreAsocodis, Asoenergía, Acolgen, Andeg, Andesco, CAC and the Chamber of Major Energy and Gas Consumers of the Andi sent a letter to Maria Fernanda Suarez, Minister of Mines and Energy (MinMinas), with proposals for the energy sector.
Read moreThe government of Iván Duque has taken several measures to solve the Electricaribe crisis and find a new operator for the Colombian Caribbean region as soon as possible. Natasha Avendaño, Superintendent of Public Services, spoke about the search for a new operator and companies interested in this process.
Read moreEnel-Codensa’s new business line, Enel X will arrive in Colombia, offering innovative products and services. Here are the details.
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Camilo Marulanda took the reins of ISAGEN in late 2017 after senior leadership roles in Ashmore, Cenit and Ecopetrol. Covering over 20% of Colombia’s demand for electricity, the Company’s opinion about the evolution of the sector carries much weight. We sat down with Marulanda in the ISAGEN’s ‘green’ energy-efficient headquarters in Medellín to understand where he sees the industry going.
Read moreDavid Acosta, General Director of Enel-Codensa, urged the government to review mechanisms to control monopolies in the country.
Read moreThe government presented the National Development Plan (PND) for its analysis and this has generated much discussion. The PND aims to boost the electricity demand from renewable sources, but this has created controversy.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) spoke about the government’s realistic goals for the Caribbean region’s energy crisis. Here are the details.
Read moreThe Colombian government is analyzing alternatives to cover the current fiscal gap and the sale of public companies is an option. The Ministry of Finance (MinHacienda) is preparing a proposal on Interconexión Eléctrica SA (ISA).
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Bogotá’s Energy Group (GEB) spoke about the projects it implemented to face Colombia’s rapid energy demand, especially in the Caribbean Coast.
Read moreCelsia, energy company of Grupo Argos, reported its first quarter results for this year. The firm announced strategic movements during this period and reported stable and profitable growth.
Read moreColombia is promoting the development of renewable energy sources to diversify the energy matrix. Sergio Andrés Rodríguez, Researcher at the National University, made a proposal on the regulatory framework for these sources.
Read moreEPSA Inversiones and the Geoproduction Oil & Gas company will acquire equity in the Proeléctrica del Archipiélago firm. Here are the details.
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President Iván Duque opened the event where the government introduced the Mission of Experts that will lead Colombia’s energy transition process.
Read moreThe National Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA) announced the creation of new sectoral environmental "agendas" in the country, in partnership with the Colombian energy sector. The entity announced a new agreement with the Association of Renewable Energies Colombia (SER Colombia)
Read moreThe development of distributed energy projects in the country continues to grow, despite the lack of a proper regulatory framework. This is what experts had to say on the matter.
Read moreThe National Association of Public Service and Communications Companies (Andesco) held the Ninth Seminar on Energy Efficiency. The association talked about this issue and presented proposals to improve energy efficiency.
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XM reported the energy consumption in March this year and the behavior of this metric was positive compared to the previous year. The company said that demand is falling in the middle scenario of the Mining and Energy Planning Unit (UPME) forecasts.
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