Natalia Gutiérrez, President of the Colombian Association of Power Generators (Acolgen) spoke about fundamental issues such as energy demand, Hidroituango, and prior consultations.
Read moreOliver Dudok Van Heel, Global Head of Sustainability at Kearney, spoke about the pressures to implement sustainability strategies and green bonds.
Read moreMayor of Barranquilla, Jaime Pumarejo, made a statement on the power failures in recent days in Barranquilla.
Read moreEnel Colombia announced important advances in its strategy ‘Cundinamarca 100%’.
Read moreAcolgen's Natalia Gutierrez spoke about the sector's investments for the coming years.
Read moreMinister of Transport (MinTransporte), Ángela María Orozco, will speak about energy transition at the International Transport Forum (ITF) in Germany.
Read moreI was struck by an article we published this week about a shopping mall which was ‘going green’. They were investing CoP$3B (about US$750,000) to build 7,800 square meters of rooftop solar panels that were going to produce just under 500 KWp. And all this effort was only going to offset about 20% of the mall’s electricity. That seems like a lot of effort for very little. I got to wondering about scale and how much it would take to offset Colombia’s fossil fuel-produced thermo-generation with solar.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) is betting on increasing its fleet of vehicles with sustainable technologies.
Read morePlaza Central Centro Comercial, located in the west of Bogotá, announced a solar project with the aim of strengthening its commitment to sustainability.
Read moreThe Bogota Chamber of Commerce (CCB) conducted a survey on the needs of managers and executives regarding competitiveness and infrastructure in 2022.
Read moreISA has not yet selected a successor to Bernardo Vargas Gibsone and the country continues to talk about possible candidates.
Read moreXM, operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN) and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM), reported the behavior of this metric in April 2022.
Read moreColombia is going through a good moment with renewable energy, and investors confirm it.
Read moreThe National Planning Department (DNP) announced the unconventional energy generation target for 2023.
Read moreBogotá is betting on a new model for solid waste disposal.
Read moreThe Colombian government has announced several legal benefits for sustainable vehicles, but there are doubts about whether some vehicles comply with environmental regulations.
Read moreThe industry is excited about the opportunity for small non-traditional generators (primarily wind and solar). The Ministry is excited by the prospect of self-generators contributing their excess power to the grid. The CREG – predictably – just sees a headache and its regulations have a sharp boundary at 20MW.
Read moreAn energy emergency occurred in several departments of the Colombian Caribbean Coast.
Read moreEPM's Jorge Andrés Carrillo spoke about Hidroituango and the company's commitment to this project.
Read moreGermán Corredor, executive director of SER Colombia, spoke about the presidential candidates and the challenges for the next president in energy transition.
Read moreThe government presented positive results from its efforts to achieve energy security through the transition to clean energy.
Read moreEPM's Jorge Andrés Carrillo spoke about the progress of the Hidroituango mega project.
Read morePaula Cuellar, Corona's Sustainability Director, spoke about the company's progress in reducing its carbon footprint.
Read moreBanco de Bogota in partnership with Universidad Externado and Portafolio Verde announced the launching of the +Sustainable program.
Read morePaula Duran, Corficolombiana's Sustainability Director, talked about green/social bonds and sustainability at the bank.
Read moreThe National Environmental Licensing Agency (ANLA) fined EPM for Hidroituango.
Read moreI am in Barranquilla this week where there are not one but two energy-related conferences. Last week, President Iván Duque called Barranquilla, Colombia’s “Energy City”. This reflects his government’s energy priorities which have, indeed, made Colombia’s Caribbean business capital into a potential hub, even though the expected energy may not be seen for many years.
Read moreEPM announced the cumulative investments in the Hidroituango megaproject.
Read morePeter Halmo, CEO of Danish firm Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), spoke about the first offshore wind plant in Barranquilla.
Read moreTextile manufacturer Lafayette continues to advance in its corporate sustainability project.
Read moreThe Colombian Association of Power Generators (Acolgen) announced a new member.
Read moreXM, the operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN), announced the average water level of reservoirs behind power dams in Colombia.
Read moreAfinia and Air-e started operations 18 months ago in the Caribbean region, making large investments in a short period of time.
Read moreNaturgas, with support from the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), organized the first session of the International Regulatory Forum.
Read moreColombian authorities and investors continue to talk about the offshore wind potential in the Caribbean Sea.
Read moreISA S.A. E.S.P (BVC: ISA) reported its first quarter 2022 results. Here are the details.
Read moreAuthorities presented the roadmap for offshore wind projects recently, highlighting Colombia's wind energy potential.
Read moreEnel Colombia reported significant advances in the development of the La Loma solar project.
Read moreThe Minister of Environment (MinAmbiente), Carlos Eduardo Correa, invited companies to join the carbon neutral policy.
Read moreCelsia, energy company of the Argos Group, reported its results for the first quarter of this year.
Read moreSome of presidential candidate Gustavo Petro's proposals have generated several discussions, and Acolgen spoke out on this issue.
Read moreHidroituango managed to reach one of the most important technical milestones in the development of its engineering.
Read moreCompanies from different sectors are making progress in the presentation of their sustainability reports.
Read morePresident Iván Duque participated in the presentation of the roadmap for offshore wind projects.
Read moreAir-e and local authorities continue to combat energy theft in the Caribbean region.
Read moreCompanies worldwide are investing in reducing air pollution in enclosed spaces such as offices, restaurants, schools, and medical centers, among others.
Read moreThe National Association for Sustainable Mobility (Andemos) published its monthly report on the behavior of the hybrid and electric vehicle market in April 2022. Here are the details.
Read moreEnel Colombia reported significant progress in its #SembrarNosUne campaign.
Read moreYeimy Baez, Vice president of Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC), announced that the company plans to increase investments in hydrogen.
Read moreBarranquilla continues to be a protagonist in Colombia's energy transition, this time with the first offshore wind farm.
Read moreWhen ‘playing’ the Financial Times’ Climate Game, I recalled a very early computer game. But the Climate Game has more serious implications.
Read moreThree companies are preparing to lead energy storage in the country.
Read moreOliver Zeranski, Director of the energy and industrial processes practice of Kearney, spoke about investment opportunities in the energy transition process.
Read moreThe companies Alumbrado Público de Barranquilla (APBAQ) and Monomeros S.A. signed a memorandum of understanding to produce green ammonia.
Read moreThe company continues to advance in its strategy to reduce energy theft in the Caribbean region.
Read moreEPM's vice-president of Power Generation, William Giraldo, acknowledged that there are delays in the mega project.
Read moreFor the first time an airport operating in Colombia has a charging point for electric vehicles.
Read moreThe World Energy Council (WEC), FISE and SER Colombia will organize a renewable energy event in Barranquilla.
Read moreLeading energy sector analysts will participate in the annual energy congress. Acolgen spoke about this event and important issues for the sector.
Read moreThe EPM Group reported its results for the first quarter of 2022. Here are the details.
Read moreXM, operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN) and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM), reported the entry of new projects to the system.
Read moreExperts from the energy sector talked about the energy transition process in the country.
Read moreRepresentatives of Éxito and Ransa spoke about the impact of the country's commitments on sustainability on their companies.
Read moreThe National Planning Department (DNP) announced the progress of regional projects financed with the General Royalties System (SGR).
Read moreColombia advances in the energy transition process, and experts give recommendations for this process.
Read moreChina has its eyes set on Colombia and is putting its investments in three main sectors.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) and the Institute for Planning and Promotion of Energy Solutions for Non-Interconnected Zones (IPSE) announced that more Colombians will receive energy for the first time.
Read moreElectric mobility has become a fundamental tool for governments and companies to achieve sustainability goals in countries and Colombia stands out in this regard.
Read moreEPM presented in the plenary of the Medellin Council the valuation of its stakes in UNE and Invertelco.
Read moreThe Renewable Energy Association of Colombia (SER Colombia) announced the members that will make up its Board of Directors for the period April 2022 and March 2023.
Read moreParex Resources (TSX: PXT) and Celsia inaugurated their first solar energy farm in Casanare.
Read moreEnel started the construction of a new electrical substation in Soacha.
Read moreColombia continues to talk about the attractiveness of hydrogen. Naturgas mentioned about some of the challenges to produce this fuel in the country.
Read moreTerpel Voltex announced a new electric corridor to facilitate the mobility of electric vehicles in the country.
Read moreMinEnergia Diego Mesa tweeted a World Economic Forum (WEF) ranking which showed Colombia as the 29th best in the world at energy transition, third-best in Latin America. Researching this, I was inspired to write again about preparedness for transition.
Read moreThe new Enel Colombia participates in the entire electric power chain through two thermal power plants and 20 hydroelectric power plants, and the firm plans to increase its participation in the sector in coming years.
Read moreThe Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and the IFRS Foundation signed a collaboration agreement to work on sustainability reporting standards.
Read moreTebsa announced a new thermal expansion project in its facilities.
Read moreColombian companies are making faster progress in sustainability than other Latin American countries, with larger investments and more ambitious goals, according to recent research.
Read moreBruno Gallucci, Director of Power Quality Solutions for Latin America at Hitachi Energy, spoke about the company's sustainability plans in the country.
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Read moreAir-e announced new investment projects in Atlántico.
Read moreAccenture conducted a study on the trends for the energy sector this year.
Read moreThe Superintendent of Industry and Commerce granted Compañía Energética de Occidente (CEO) and Universidad del Cauca a patent.
Read moreThe ninth edition of the FISE Fair in Medellin ended with good investment expectations.
Read moreZiklo Solar announced its intention to boost new solar projects in the country to increase installed capacity.
Read moreAES Colombia announced the extension of the useful life of the Chivor hydroelectric power plant.
Read moreThe telecommunications company Claro announced its progress in sustainability issues to help face climate change.
Read moreBogota announced a pilot project to measure pollution from freight vehicles in real time.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) published the official Roadmap for Offshore Wind Projects.
Read moreMinTransporte Ángela María Orozco talked about the country's electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid market.
Read moreXM's Maria Noemi Arboleda spoke about the sector's efforts to meet energy demand in the coming years.
Read moreEPM published the contracting process for auditing services of the Tepuy Solar Park.
Read moreEnergy sector representatives spoke about the key issues to avoid an energy deficit in 2025.
Read moreGrenergy CEO David Ruiz de Andrés announced the company's projects in Colombia.
Read moreEPM closed the deadline for companies to participate in the public request to complete the works related to the final phase of Hidroituango.
Read moreThe country’s president, Iván Duque went to New York this week. The main headlines were about presenting results of the peace process to the UN Security Council. But he also went to the world’s financial capital to talk about green finance.
Read moreLatin American thinktank, The Dialogue, recently asked a panel of experts “Is Colombia on Track to Make the Shift to Renewables?” Their answers highlighted some key themes and got me thinking about related issues, especially in the light of other recent studies and, importantly, Colombia’s upcoming presidential elections.
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