Brookfield, the Canadian multinational managing Isagen, accused the Colombian government of violating international treaties.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) joined forces with AIQ, an Emirati multinational, to accelerate the energy transition and integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations.
Read moreThe intervention of the energy company Air-e has taken a critical turn, shifting toward liquidation.
Read moreEnel Green Power, a division of Enel Colombia, initiated the construction of two major solar energy projects: Guayepo III and Atlántico, located in the department of Atlántico, Colombia.
Read moreGreenYellow, a leader in energy solutions, partnered with NU3, a prominent social organization in Barranquilla, Colombia, to install a cutting-edge solar system.
Read moreIn a bid to promote renewable energy and reduce electricity costs, President Gustavo Petro recently announced a CoP$150B investment aimed at installing solar panels on rooftops in the Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira regions, where the energy company Air-e operates.
Read moreEDP Renewables, the company responsible for the largest wind energy projects in Colombia, Alpha and Beta, announced its decision to exit the country.
Read moreOver the holidays, the Petro government moved even closer to buying Air-e, not merely “intervening” and operating it on a (theoretically) short-term basis. The other Caribbean operator, Afina, has repeatedly offered Petro “the car keys”. Also Minhacienda is not paying its bills, pushing even major players like EPM into financial problems. Is the goal renationalization? Some history might help understanding.
Read moreThe dire financial situation of Afinia, a subsidiary of EPM, has prompted the utility company to call on the Colombian government to assume energy operations in the Cesar and Magdalena regions.
Read moreISA, a leading energy infrastructure company, has won its first tender under the Misión Transmisión Plan, securing the construction of the Magangué substation located in the Bolívar department.
Read moreColombian President Gustavo Petro announced his administration is exploring the possibility of acquiring Air-e, the energy service provider in the Caribbean region.
Read moreColombian energy company Interconexión Eléctrica (ISA) unveiled a US$130M fund aimed at investing in advanced-stage energy startups.
Read moreThe International Arbitration Tribunal exonerated the CCC Ituango Consortium, responsible for constructing the Hidroituango hydroelectric project, from liability in the collapse of the auxiliary diversion tunnel in April 2018.
Read moreColombia's renewable energy sector continues to expand, with a significant milestone reached in August 2024 when the country achieved an installed capacity of 452 MW in self-generation and mini-farm projects, according to the Colombian Renewable Energy Association (SER).
Read moreGrupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) is positioning itself to seize potential acquisition opportunities in 2025, which could influence its financial strategies, including the possibility of tapping into capital markets.
Read moreEmcali, the public services company serving southwestern Colombia, is actively exploring ways to diversify its business portfolio by entering the energy generation market.
Read moreEdwin Palma, intervention agent for Air-e, sparked controversy among thousands of users in Barranquilla after announcing a rate increase for electricity in December while simultaneously updating worker salaries.
Read moreEnel Colombia surpassed a significant milestone of 1,000 self-generation clients, with 376 located in Bogotá and 657 in Cundinamarca.
Read moreAir-e announced the payment of CoP$78B to cover October's energy costs.
Read moreEPM successfully installed a solar energy system at the La Flor Ranchería in Alta Guajira, Colombia.
Read moreHidroituango, one of Colombia's most significant infrastructure projects, is aimed at supplying nearly 17% of the country's electricity demand.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) has been awarded the prestigious Gold Standard by the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP), a program of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
Read moreProtests are ongoing in the rural areas of Mesitas del Colegio, Cundinamarca, as local residents continue to block access to Enel’s Darío Valencia and El Paraíso hydroelectric plants.
Read moreA recent ANIF survey on Colombian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) highlights a critical gap in sustainability practices, despite 76% of these businesses reporting at least one environmental action.
Read moreThe recent appointment of Juan Carlos Carrillo as president of Interconexión Eléctrica S.A. (ISA) has sparked criticism from various sectors, with concerns about political connections overshadowing his candidacy.
Read moreTermocandelaria, a subsidiary of TPL Energía, marked one year since the launch of its Combined Cycle Closure project, showcasing its transformative impact on energy generation in Colombia.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) is evaluating a proposal to become a strategic partner in the newly established ‘Gestora Energética del Caribe’.
Read moreIn recent developments within Colombia’s energy sector, Afinia, the power distribution company owned by the EPM Group, may be on the verge of handing over its operations in the Cesar department to the government.
Read moreAES Colombia is gearing up to make significant strides in the country’s renewable energy landscape.
Read moreThe recent turbulence surrounding Air-e, an electricity distributor serving over 1.1 million users in Colombia, has sparked significant debate.
Read moreIn a bold move to combat escalating energy theft, Air-e, the electricity provider for Colombia’s coastal departments of Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira, has requested the Attorney General's Office to establish a dedicated task force.
Read moreThe Caribbean Sea off Colombia’s coast is drawing the attention of major global players in offshore wind energy.
Read moreIn a pivotal meeting held in Barranquilla, Colombia’s government proposed Air-e as the leader of the country’s energy transition efforts.
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Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) announced its third-quarter financial results, alongside updates on the highly anticipated Colectora project.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG) recently launched an in-depth investigation into the operations of Air-e, the company managing electricity for Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira.
Read moreCelsia, the energy company of Medellin’s Grupo Argos, announced a new self-generation project for businesses in Central America with the opening of the Solar Park Calesa, located in Panama’s Coclé province.
Read moreThe Colombian government and Air-e’s appointed intervention agent have outlined a strategy to secure energy procurement for Air-e through long-term contracts, aiming to reduce dependency on the energy spot market and lower electricity tariffs for customers in Atlántico, Magdalena, and La Guajira.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) announced big plans for the green hydrogen segment.
Read moreIn recent months, energy sector associations in Colombia have raised alarms over the government’s failure to pay energy subsidies to electricity providers, despite government claims of ongoing payments.
Read moreIn response to increasing rains in Bogotá and Cundinamarca, Enel Colombia initiated a comprehensive plan to safeguard energy supply during the season.
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The National Association for Sustainable Mobility (Andemos) published its monthly report on the behavior of the hybrid and electric vehicle market in October, 2024. Here are the details.
Read moreEPM announced a major transformation in its organizational structure, aiming to strengthen its delivery of public services while embracing a long-term vision that extends to 2035.
Read moreISA and the NGO Cumbres Blancas formed an alliance to create two nurseries for growing 10,000 Espeletia (frailejones) and native trees in the Belmira páramo in Antioquia and the Chingaza páramo in Cundinamarca.
Read moreJorge Andrés Carrillo, the newly appointed CEO of ISA, discussed the company’s financial performance for the third quarter of 2024.
Read moreEdwin Palma, newly appointed intervention agent for Air-e, is addressing critical operational and customer service challenges, particularly those related to delays in billing.
Read moreAES Colombia, the nation’s first energy producer dedicated entirely to renewable energy, is championing biodiversity conservation in southeastern Boyacá.
Read moreIn a significant commitment to Colombia’s sustainable energy future, Enel announced a huge investment.
Read moreNexans, a global leader in electrification, is prioritizing Colombia's growing solar energy sector with a sustainable approach.
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Enel Colombia reported its financial performance for January to September 2024.
Read moreFor nearly three decades, TEBSA has played a pivotal role in ensuring reliable electricity supply to the Colombian Caribbean.
Read moreEnel X is establishing itself as an ideal partner for businesses seeking efficient energy solutions.
Read moreGreenYellow Colombia and Cemex Colombia have officially inaugurated a new solar carport, a solar system with a capacity of 131 kilowatts peak.
Read moreIn a global context of climate change and the transition toward less polluting models, governments and economic sectors worldwide have committed to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) officially begun dissolving Ecopetrol Energía, a subsidiary created over six years ago to commercialize electric power.
Read moreCelsia, a subsidiary of Grupo Argos, achieved a significant milestone in its wind energy project and in Colombia’s renewable energy sector.
Read moreThe Colombian Association of Electric Power Generators (Acolgen) stands out in the country for its commitment to both economic development and gender equity.
Read moreThe COP16, held in Cali, Colombia, from October 21 to November 1, highlights the importance of collaboration between governments, academia, and economic sectors to address the global biodiversity crisis.
Read moreBanco de Occidente recently garnered recognition from Great Place To Work for its dedication to employee well-being, fair labor practices, and the cultivation of an inclusive and motivating work environment.
Read moreColombia is currently facing an energy supply risk due to its dependence on hydropower, as lower water levels in reservoirs and increasing energy demand have shifted the matrix to thermal, driving up energy costs, particularly in coastal regions.
Read moreAmid changing climate conditions, John Maya Salazar, General Manager of EPM, issued a warning about the possibility of energy rationing in certain areas of Antioquia by 2025 and 2026.
Read moreBanco de Bogotá, in partnership with Banco Popular, has signed a syndicated loan agreement for CoP$80B to refinance the PCH Doña Teresa hydroelectric plant located in Segovia, Antioquia.
Read moreCelsia, a subsidiary of Grupo Argos, reached a significant milestone in its commitment to renewable energy in Colombia.
Read moreThe European Investment Bank (EIB) has taken a significant step towards enhancing Colombia's renewable energy capacity by granting a US$300M loan to the Italian energy giant Enel Group.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) is set to become a strategic partner in an ambitious project that aims to position Barranquilla as a hub for artificial intelligence (AI) in Latin America.
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The Colombian government and Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) inaugurated the La Cira Infantas solar farm in Barrancabermeja, Santander.
Read moreEmpresas Municipales de Cali (Emcali) has been enhancing its sustainability initiatives, capitalizing on its strategic location to promote clean energy, circular economy, and water resource conservation projects.
Read moreCelsia's Board of Directors approved a reorganization of some of its direct and indirect holdings in its subsidiaries, Colener S.A.S. and Celsia Colombia S.A.
Read moreThe Electrificadora de Santander S.A. (Essa), a subsidiary of Grupo EPM, has made sustainability a core corporate commitment.
Read moreJohn Maya Salazar, the manager of EPM, revealed that the company’s investment plans for the coming years.
Read moreZelestra, a Spanish renewable energy company backed by Swedish fund manager EQT, is gearing up for a massive investment in clean energy projects across Latin America.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) urged the government to take necessary measures to secure the supply of natural gas for 2025 and 2026.
Read moreEPM announced the winners of the 2024 edition of its iconic contest, "Encendamos la Alegría," celebrating its 12th anniversary.
Read moreIn a significant stride towards energy transition and environmental sustainability, EPM inaugurated a solar generating system at the Unicentro commercial complex in western Medellín.
Read moreIsagen will continue honoring its energy supply contracts with Air-e, the electricity distribution company serving the regions of Magdalena, Atlántico, and La Guajira, despite ongoing payment delays.
Read moreEPM reassured customers that it has sufficient natural gas supply to meet the demands of all 92 municipalities in Antioquia where it operates, including vehicle demand, despite recent announcements of restrictions on natural gas for vehicular use by Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC).
Read moreThe financial health of electricity providers in Colombia has deteriorated significantly since the market of Electricaribe was divided between Afinia and Air-e four years ago.
Read moreThe Colombian Caribbean region is once again facing a significant energy crisis, reminiscent of the financial struggles that led to the liquidation of Electricaribe.
Read moreIsagen, in collaboration with the Administrative Department of the Presidency (DAPRE) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), announced a huge investment in community energy projects.
Read moreThe intervention of Air-e raised alarms across Colombia's Caribbean region, marking the first step in what the government hopes will be a long-term solution to the region's energy crisis.
Read moreIn response to ongoing financial challenges, Air-e and the government are engaged in discussions to find solutions and reach an agreement in the coming days.
Read moreISA is one of Colombia’s most prominent companies, with a significant presence in energy transmission, telecommunications, and infrastructure.
Read moreRicardo Sierra, President of Celsia, delved into the solar revolution currently shaping Colombia’s energy sector.
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The National Association for Sustainable Mobility (Andemos) published its monthly report on the behavior of the hybrid and electric vehicle market in August, 2024. Here are the details.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) is taking bold steps to lead Colombia's energy transition by integrating its businesses across hydrocarbons, renewable energy, and infrastructure.
Read moreSince its inception, EPM has invested a record amount in the subregions of Northern, Western, and Bajo Cauca in Antioquia.
Read moreEPM established itself as one of the most important public service companies in Colombia.
Read moreElectrificadora de Santander (ESSA) is leading the charge towards a sustainable energy future in Colombia, developing solutions that promote and encourage the use of clean and renewable energy sources.
Read moreTosh has embraced a vision of living in balance that extends far beyond just healthy eating.
Read moreAfter six years of efforts, the contingency situation at the Hidroituango hydroelectric project is set to conclude within a month.
Read moreLuis Felipe Rivera, Vice President of Science, Technology, and Innovation at Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC), announced at Bi-ON 2024, two groundbreaking projects under the Econova network.
Read moreEnel Colombia decided not to move forward with the construction of two new wind farms in La Guajira, marking another setback for renewable energy projects in the country.
Read moreThe Colombian government, under President Gustavo Petro, confirmed that Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) is interested in purchasing the Urrá hydroelectric plant located in Córdoba.
Read moreThe recent appointment of Jorge Carrillo, the former manager of EPM, as CEO of ISA sparked significant concerns due to ongoing ethical and legal investigations involving him.
Read moreCelsia has begun the construction of three solar farms in Valledupar.
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The Empresa de Acueducto y Alcantarillado de Bogotá (EAAB) issued a fresh warning regarding the water levels in reservoirs that supply Bogotá, citing a decrease in rainfall in recent days.
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