Ricardo Sierra, president of Celsia, talked about the combination of low reservoir levels and high temperatures.
Read moreThe new Board of Directors of Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) has drawn praise for the caliber of expertise represented among its members, who will serve until March 2026.
Read moreCamilo Marulanda, President of Isagen, provided insights into the energy challenges facing Colombia, particularly in the Caribbean region.
Read moreApril rains are set to give a boost to the recovery of low reservoir levels, a crucial development amid ongoing concerns over energy supply in Colombia.
Read moreBancóldex's accreditation by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) marks a significant step in bolstering Colombia's fight against climate change.
Read moreWith growing concerns about climate change, more people are making conscious decisions about energy use, including the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs).
Read moreAs the global energy transition gains momentum, clean energy mobility is accelerating, with hydrogen emerging as a significant player in enabling vehicles to operate without harming the environment.
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The transition to train transport seems “on rails” this year in Colombia if you will excuse the expression, with government policy statements, new projects and new equipment. And we will not even get into President Gustavo Petro’s obsession with an underground subway in Bogota!
Read moreIsagen's President, Camilo Marulanda, recently announced plans to invest in two additional solar energy projects in the Atlantic region of Colombia.
Read moreXM, the operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN), and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM) presented the main findings of the latest monitoring of energy variables and the national energy landscape.
Read moreA new proposal presented to the Ministry of Finance (MinHacienda) by the firm Sumatoria, suggesting that the focus should be on the tariff option balance.
Read morePresident Gustavo Petro opted out of a dialogue on fair energy tariffs with local and departmental leaders from the Caribbean region, as announced by the Presidency of the Republic via social media channels.
Read moreThe El Niño phenomenon may be beginning to shift gears in Colombia.
Read moreFollowing the General Shareholders' Assembly, Ricardo Sierra, president of Celsia, stated that the company continues with licensing for its projects in La Guajira.
Read moreGreenYellow achieved a significant milestone in its commitment to Colombia's energy transition.
Read moreColombia and Germany established the Steering Committee of the High-Level Group for Green Hydrogen to promote renewable energy projects.
Read moreThe Director of the National Planning Department (DNP), Alexander López, talked about the high energy tariffs and subpar service in the Colombian Caribbean.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy Chamber voiced its stance on the reform of public utility services, aiming for greater control from the Executive branch.
Read moreCelsia’s Ricardo Sierra discussed the country's outlook regarding the El Niño Phenomenon and explained that while the climatic event will be overcome this year, actions must be taken to face it in the coming years.
Read moreRenault introduced its flagship model, the Megane E-Tech, demonstrating the brand's electric power prowess.
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President Gustavo Petro called on the new director of the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management (UNGRD), Carlos Carrillo, to verify the emergency plans proposed by EPM for the Hidroituango project.
Read moreThe Ministry of Environment (MinAmbiente) announced an investment for the ecological restauration of La Mojana.
Read moreDrummond Energy announced its ongoing construction of the Cañahuate I solar park, a project comprising 114,000 bifacial solar panels.
Read moreGreenwood Energy, a company dedicated to developing, financing, constructing, and operating power generation plants in Latin America, is making significant strides with projects that have a triple economic, environmental, and social impact in strategic locations across the region.
Read moreAmid the ongoing crisis in Colombia's Caribbean region due to soaring energy tariffs, user organizations and civil society groups, convened under the Atlantic Committee, have put forth a series of proposals to address this issue and improve citizens' quality of life.
Read morePostobón, a leading Colombian beverage company, has taken a significant step towards sustainability by incorporating the country's first 100% electric tractor-trailer into its transportation fleet.
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Continuing on from last week’s Thursday Thought we look at some of the relevant factors using disguised data from a member of the Colombian electricity sector.
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XM, operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN) and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM), reported consumption results for February 2024.
Read moreEnel confirmed the lifting of the blockade on the operation of the Paraíso hydroelectric plant.
Read moreAir-e reported a new case of cable theft was detected on the line that supplies energy to the substation serving Puerto Colombia and its rural area.
Read moreA recent investigation shed light on purportedly dubious dealings within the realm of energy contracts, implicating Euclides Torres.
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XM, operator of the energy market, reported the water reservoirs during February this year.
Read moreThe Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA), through Resolution No. 000330, held Hidroituango responsible for environmental damage in Antioquia.
Read moreGovernor Eduardo Verano of Atlántico discussed alternatives for addressing the high billing costs prevalent in the Caribbean region, which adversely affect household economies and the competitiveness of this area of the country.
Read moreMany Colombian users of public services have encountered an annoying situation when their electricity or gas bills show a significant variation compared to previous months.
Read moreRodrigo Negrete, Director of the Environmental Licenses Agency (ANLA), announced that the government is preparing a legislative proposal that could change the environmental licensing process in the country.
Read moreJavier Lastra, former manager of Afinia, a subsidiary of EPM, raised concerns about a potential change in the investment plan by the group, which could impact investment in the company serving the markets of Bolívar, Cesar, Córdoba, Sucre, and part of Magdalena.
Read moreCemex announced a partnership with Celsia to utilize solar energy from Celsia's solar plants in its primary cement operation.
Read moreResidents of the Las Malvinas and Adelita de Char neighborhoods in Barranquilla will be pioneers in benefiting from the pilot project of energy communities initiated by the Institute of Planning and Promotion of Energy Solutions for Non-Interconnected Areas (IPSE).
Read moreThe National Management Plan for the El Niño phenomenon, aimed at addressing the climatic event's impacts, has achieved a 39% progress, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia).
Read morePromigas and its subsidiary Surtigas have unveiled plans for the construction of a solar plant for Lamitech, a company based in Cartagena.
Read moreFitch Ratings maintained its rating for Enel's operations in 'Stable Outlook.'
Read moreThe energy transition in Colombia prompted adjustments in production, distribution, and consumption models to mitigate environmental pollutants. Mobility, a crucial sector, is no exception.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) officially declared the start of operations for the Portón del Sol solar plant, situated in La Dorada, Caldas, in the Middle Magdalena region.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy Regulatory Commission (CREG) has unveiled a set of short-term measures as part of an emergency plan to address consumer complaints about service costs in the Atlantic region (Caribbean).
Read moreIn a significant stride towards environmental sustainability, beverage giant Postobón and Central Cervecera de Colombia proudly announced that 100% of the electrical energy they consumed in 2023 hailed from renewable and clean sources.
Read moreEveryone can agree that tariffs should be fair. Who would agree they could be unfair? The Minister of Energy, Andrés Camacho, says “Our goal is to guarantee fair rates.” But what does that mean? Fair to whom? Everyone? Is that even possible? Are Colombian tariffs unfair and how do you make that determination in the first place?
Read moreFollowing the release of the results from the Reliability Charge Auction held on February 15, 2024, the Colombian Association of Electric Power Generators (Acolgen) highlighted concerns, suggesting that the unassigned demand poses challenges that the Colombian government must urgently address.
Read moreIn a recent announcement, Colombia's Vice Minister of Energy, Javier Campillo, issued a stern warning that La Guajira could miss out on becoming the epicenter of crucial energy and interconnection projects.
Read moreIn a recent address at the Colombia Genera conference in Cartagena, Bruce Mac Master, the President of Andi (National Business Association of Colombia), emphasized the need for better conditions to encourage investment and hasten the energy transition.
Read moreIn a groundbreaking move, Marcopolo Superpolo introduces two models of buses, expanding its manufacturing capabilities to include the assembly of electric and hydrogen buses.
Read moreThe Colombian government, under the leadership of President Gustavo Petro, is gearing up for a series of new energy auctions to address the country's growing demand for power.
Read moreThe seats of the expert commissioners at the Energy and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG) are slowly being filled. The government, finally, proposed a new person for this position.
Read moreThe International Energy Agency (IEA) underscored the imperative of increasing renewable energy investments in emerging and developing economies outside of China, emphasizing the need to overcome significant hurdles related to affordable financing.
Read moreCelsia, a subsidiary of Grupo Argos,successfully completed the second phase of its share repurchase program, acquiring a total of 214,486 shares.
Read moreSilvia Alejandra Pinto, CEO of Home Sun, sheds light on the transformative potential of renewable energy initiatives for businesses, citing government incentives as a beacon of financial relief.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) is grappling with operational challenges due to the absence of permanently appointed commissioners.
Read moreYulieth Porras, the president of Codisgen, issued a plea to all stakeholders in the energy sector to ensure the liquidity conditions of these power distributors.
Read moreMoody's latest report sustains a stable outlook for ISA, acknowledging a moderate implicit government support in case of financial stress and emphasizing the strategic connection between the company and the Colombian government.
Read moreIn response to the challenges posed by the El Niño phenomenon, the Regulatory Commission for Energy and Gas (CREG) in Colombia has taken proactive steps by facilitating 58 energy contracts.
Read moreLa Guajira, blessed with abundant wind and solar radiation, stands as Colombia's prime location for unconventional renewable energy projects.
Read moreIn a bid to foster innovation in the distribution and commercialization of electric energy, the Association of Electric Power Distributors (Asocodis) in Colombia established the Ámbar Award 15 years ago.
Read moreCarlos Garibaldi, the Secretary of the Association of Oil, Gas, and Renewable Energy Companies in Latin America and the Caribbean (ARPEL), urged major economic powers, including the US and Russia, to back their words with substantial investments in renewable energy.
Read moreIn a recent interview, Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) Andrés Camacho addressed key issues ranging from the impact of El Niño to energy tariffs and proposed reforms to public services.
Read moreEnergy experts voiced concerns during the forum titled 'How to Ensure Energy Security in the Country?' organized by El Tiempo and Acolgen.
Read moreColombia is gearing up for a significant shift in its automotive landscape as Tesla, the brainchild of visionary entrepreneur Elon Musk, takes a strategic step toward establishing a formal presence in the country.
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The blank page stares accusingly at me with terrible consequences for my self confidence and difficulties for publishing a useful Thursday Thought for today. The problem is not a lack of issues in the green energy sector but too many from which to choose.
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Colombia finds itself at the brink of an energy crisis as reservoir levels plummet to a critical low, prompting experts to advocate for immediate conservation measures and a robust overhaul of the energy system.
Read moreElectrificadora de Santander recently inaugurated the fourth eco-station in the department, situated in San Gil.
Read moreThe Inspector General’s Office initiated an inquiry into the actions taken by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) to mitigate the effects of the El Niño phenomenon on the country's electrical sector.
Read moreA plea has been made to the national government to adjust the basic subsistence consumption range, considering the climatic conditions prevalent on the Caribbean coast, leading to increased usage of electrical appliances.
Read moreIn a meeting lasting over two hours between President Gustavo Petro and the coastal authorities, the focus was on scrutinizing energy tariffs and the high costs of electricity in the Caribbean region.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) made significant strides in its commitment to low-emission hydrogen production.
Read moreIn the early hours of Saturday, March 2nd, several residents staged a riot in front of the Air-e company's offices in the municipality of Soledad (Atlántico).
Read moreTiendas Ara, the retail giant, is set to make significant strides in environmental sustainability by incorporating solar panels in six distribution centers and over 170 stores across Colombia by the end of 2024.
Read moreThe Tepuy solar park, developed by EPM, initiated its commissioning tests for a gradual operational launch in La Dorada, Caldas department, marking a significant milestone with the successful energization of its initial circuits.
Read moreColombia stands at a crucial juncture regarding its future energy landscape, particularly due to the El Niño phenomenon and mini solar farms is an attractive alternative to face this situation.
Read moreCemex Energy has forged a strategic alliance with Axis for the procurement of solar energy in its operations over the next decade.
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