Following 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 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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Drummond 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 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.
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.
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 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 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 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 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 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.
Read moreElectrificadora de Santander recently inaugurated the fourth eco-station in the department, situated in San Gil.
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 moreCemex Energy has forged a strategic alliance with Axis for the procurement of solar energy in its operations over the next decade.
Read moreFrench multinational GreenYellow, present in Colombia since 2012 with support from ProColombia, announced the completion of two new solar energy projects in the Meta department.
Read moreAtlas Renewable Energy, a company dedicated to providing renewable energy solutions for large consumers, has acquired its inaugural solar project in Colombia – the Shangri-La project, located in the Tolima department.
Read moreIn Colombia, the energy sector has committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, and EPM is at the forefront of this effort.
Read moreCelsia announced it is thinking of selling its wind projects in La Guajira due to ongoing difficulties in their development. The National Authority of Environmental Licenses (ANLA) responded to the company.
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ISA S.A. E.S.P (BVC: ISA) reported its fourth quarter 2023 results. Here are the details.
Read moreTriple A, a public utility company, announced its tender for those interested in installing solar panels in their homes.
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Celsia, energy company of the Argos Group, reported its results for the fourth quarter of this year.
Read moreEnel, a major player in the energy sector, is propelling Colombia's energy transition through solutions that enable and promote the use of clean electric energy.
Read moreIsagen responded to the provisions outlined in Resolution CREG No. 701-036, enabling contracting under the "pay for what is contracted conditioned to generation" model in Colombia.
Read moreDuring the tenure of Iván Duque's government in Colombia in 2021, the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) spearheaded an auction for energy storage with batteries to enhance the reliability of the Colombian electrical system. However, after nearly three years, this initiative is on the brink of falling apart.
Read moreCelsia, a part of Grupo Argos, emerged as the winner in the public tender for the construction of the 500 kV Carreto substation, accompanied by nearly one kilometer of double-circuit transmission lines.
Read moreIn recent months, a series of advertisements from the Red de Veedurías de Colombia have gained popularity in the country. However, this generated a controversy with energy generators.
Read moreIn the realm of sustainable transportation, the electric mobility landscape is rapidly evolving in Colombia, with a growing emphasis on reducing carbon emissions and embracing cleaner alternatives.
Read moreEnel Colombia, through its business line Enel Green Power, officially inaugurated the country's largest solar energy park, La Loma.
Read moreInitiated by the Mining-Energy Planning Unit (UPME) in a 2014 bidding process, the 383-kilometer infrastructure has encountered licensing difficulties and opposition from communities concerned about potential environmental impacts.
Read moreEPM’s Board of Directors approved the appointment of five new vice presidents.
Read moreAs part of its commitment to energy transition, Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) is doubling down on renewable energy sources to diversify its generation matrix.
Read moreEPM proactively readied itself to face the challenges posed by the El Niño phenomenon, implementing technical maneuvers, strategic planning, infrastructure investments, new projects, and community outreach.
Read moreIn S&P Global's latest sustainability rankings, which assess the commitment of companies across various sectors, 19 Colombian firms have emerged as sustainability leaders.
Read moreJuan Ricardo Ortega, the President of Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB), shed light on the significant challenges and priorities facing the company in 2024. Ortega outlined the key focus areas, ranging from community relationships to vital projects and environmental approvals.
Read moreIn August of last year, Colombia faced a potential energy crisis as electricity distributors raised concerns about a severe liquidity shortage, posing a threat to service provision with the onset of the El Niño phenomenon.
Read moreInterconexión Eléctrica (ISA) has kicked off 2024 by winning the first two transmission projects tendered this year in Colombia by the Mining-Energy Planning Unit (UPME).
Read moreIn a bid to promote sustainable mobility initiatives that offer diverse service options and transform people's lives, Terpel has unveiled a strategic collaboration with Gogoro, a prominent global player in the development of electric motorcycles featuring battery swapping technology.
Read moreIn the realm of sustainable practices, Google has emerged as a trailblazer, fueling its data centers with clean energy in collaboration with AES Corporation, the parent company of AES Colombia. This strategic alliance has empowered Google to access large-scale renewable energy, propelling it toward a future free from carbon emissions.
Read moreThe Bogotá Chamber of Commerce (CCB) recently conducted the 'Decarbonization and Climate Action Survey' among 1,500 companies in the region.
Read moreThe latest weather forecasts predict the end of the El Niño phenomenon starting in the March-April-May 2024 quarter.
Read moreThe newly appointed Board of Directors for EPM, in its inaugural regular meeting on January 24, 2024, received alarming reports about the financial health of its subsidiaries, Afinia and Emvarias.
Read moreThe Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB), in collaboration with Wayra Hispam – the open innovation area and corporate fund of the Telefónica Movistar group – announced the launch of the second edition of its Venture Client program.
Read moreEPM's fresh board of directors, along with the company's CEO John Maya Salazar and Medellin's mayor, Federico Gutiérrez, toured the Hidroituango facilities to assess the status of the hydroelectric plant.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) made significant strides in its commitment to renewable energy.
Read moreISA is set to undergo a change in its Board of Directors on January 29th through an Extraordinary Shareholders Assembly.
Read moreThe Gas Market Manager of the Mercantile Exchange of Colombia recently published a report on natural gas production.
Read moreAES Colombia, a leading company in 100% renewable energy generation in the country, has secured certification in gender equality and diversity from Aequales, making it the first company in the Colombian electric power sector to achieve this recognition.
Read moreScotiabank Colpatria has unveiled a tailored US$60M working capital line for Termobarranquilla and Termocandelaria, both integral parts of Termocandelaria Power SA (TPSA).
Read moreThe latest report from the National Federation of Merchant Entrepreneurs (Fenalco) and the National Association of Entrepreneurs of Colombia (Andi) has unveiled the sales figures for electric and hybrid cars in Colombia for the year 2023.
Read moreEnel Colombia achieves another milestone in its commitment to sustainable energy with the recent approval from the Board of Directors for the construction and commissioning of the Guayepo III solar park.
Read moreIn the wake of recent regional administration changes, shifts in leadership are occurring within public companies.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) is setting sail on a new venture – a dedicated business line delving into renewable energies.
Read moreNestled in the picturesque landscapes of San Juan de Arama, the Gateway to the Sierra de la Macarena in the Meta department, the synergy of agriculture and livestock intertwines to create a region of rich biodiversity.
Read moreAs Colombia braces itself for the impact of El Niño, characterized by decreased rainfall, particularly in the western and central regions, the nation faces a delicate situation with its water reservoirs.
Read moreAs newly elected mayors assume their roles, a wave of changes is set to ripple through public energy companies across various regions.
Read moreEsteban Quintana, CEO of Klik Energy, revealed the company's potential to support up to 2 gigawatt-hours of energy per day, offering crucial support during periods of low hydro availability induced by the El Niño phenomenon.
Read moreIn a groundbreaking move, Colombia has granted approval for the exploration of geothermal energy, marking a significant departure from its normally conservative approach to new energy technologies.
Read moreJavier Alfonso Lastra, the current General Manager of Afinia, a subsidiary of EPM, submitted his resignation as president of the energy company in the country on January 9th.
Read moreEnel Green Power is at the forefront of accelerating the transition towards sustainable energy, making a commitment to combat climate change through decarbonization and electrification of energy consumption.
Read moreThe Colombian government under President Gustavo Petro is gearing up for an ambitious transformation in the energy sector, intending to revolutionize both the operations and the identity of the country's primary oil company, Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC).
Read moreIsagen's CoP$368B loan from BBVA now joins the Spanish entity’s sustainable lending program in Colombia.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC), in conjunction with the Ministries of Science, Technology, and Innovation, as well as Mines and Energy, announced an open tender through March 21, 2024.
Read moreEnel Green Power, a subsidiary of Enel Colombia, achieved a significant milestone in the construction of the Guayepo I and II solar park, with progress surpassing 60%.
Read moreEnel Colombia, through its "Cundinamarca al 100%" program, provided energy access to 1,029 rural households within its sphere of influence during 2023.
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Bogotá inaugurated the first-ever public charging network for electric vehicles (EVs).
Read moreOver the holiday period, we continued to monitor the Colombian press for articles on renewable power generation and sustainability more broadly. Some will appear as standalone articles in the coming days, but we also found the following items interesting and relevant.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinMinas) defined the goals for the country's energy communities through Decree 2236 of 2023, as outlined in Article 235 of Law 2294 of 2023, established in the 2022-2026 Development Plan.
Read moreMedellin's Mayor Federico Gutierrez took a strong approach to revamping EPM's Board of Directors, nominating eight well-experienced individuals from the business and public service sectors.
Read moreJuan Emilio Posada's farewell from the presidency of ISA on January 2 marks the conclusion of his 18-month tenure, characterized by record profit levels and significant business milestones.
Read moreCarlos Parra, the General Director of BayWa r.e., a global renewable energy company, recently discussed the company's expansion into Colombia with the establishment of a new solar distribution center in Medellín.
Read moreErco Energía, a pioneering firm in Colombia's digital energy sector, achieved a significant milestone with the launch of its two large-scale solar plants in Tolima, marking a significant step in sustainable energy production for the region.
Read moreViridi Renewable Energies will be a pivotal player in Colombia's energy transition.
Read moreThe Superintendence of Public Utility Services (Superservicios) has upheld a fine of CoP$5.0B imposed on ISA.
Read moreIn anticipation of the 10th Geothermal Energy Congress of Latin America and the Caribbean (GEOLAC), PiensaGeotermia interviewed Juan Pablo Restrepo, a representative from EPM.
Read moreDuring the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) held in Dubai, Bancolombia pledged to intensify efforts in directing investments toward energy transition and decarbonization in the countries where it operates.
Read moreTGI, a subsidiary of the Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB), announced progress in its social projects to close social gaps through renewable energies.
Read moreLa Loma 110kV transmission line of the Regional Transmission System (STR) in Colombia entered operation on December 5th, 2023.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) launched a new Econova challenge to contract technology companies interested in solving nine open innovation challenges related to energy transition, decarbonization, and sustainable and safe operation at its Cartagena refinery.
Read moreCompanies responsible for generating renewable energy need to know how and wherer to do it, especially because the goals for achieving it are already established. In this path, using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allows them to make the best decisions.
Read moreColombia is contemplating the establishment of a state-owned mining enterprise, Ecominerales, to bolster its energy transition strategy through the exploration and exploitation of pivotal minerals.
Read moreEDPR, a Portuguese company dedicated to renewable energy projects, has raised concerns about the viability of its two wind farms, Alpha, and Beta.
Read moreThe government recently initiated a strategy to address economic difficulties in the electrical sector by enabling a credit line for energy marketing companies to ensure necessary cash flow.
Read moreCEO Ricardo Roa recently delineated new strategic guidelines within Ecopetrol's (NYSE: EC) long-term plan.
Read moreBarranquilla and Atlántico played host to the Colombia Investment Summit, the country's primary event for foreign direct investment. These regions, alongside other Colombian territories, were presented as potential hotspots for attracting new businesses and investments.
Read moreThe Group of Energy Bogotá (GEB) embarked on an innovation-driven strategy and, in line with this vision, has chosen Wayra Hispam, Telefónica Movistar's open innovation and corporate fund arm, to forge an alliance aimed at propelling the growth of startups within the energy sector.
Read moreAt the 20th edition of the National Infrastructure Congress, discussions on energy transition took the spotlight, outlining innovative strides in the sector.
Read moreThe alliance between GreenYellow and the Barranquilla Port marked a significant stride toward greener operations.
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