The development of the green hydrogen industry in Colombia is advancing, as detailed by the Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), Omar Andrés Camacho.
Read moreThe biogas plant Palmas del Cesar looks to redeem carbon credits with its energy plant in San Martín.
Read moreIn a welcome development for residents of Valle del Cauca and Tolima, Celsia announced a significant reduction in energy tariffs.
Read moreThe government announced the completion of the country's first sustainable energy municipality in Cumaribo, Vichada, which aims to benefit 1,350 families.
Read moreThe National Planning Department (DNP), the World Bank, and Universidad de los Andes confirmed the ideal region in Colombia to boost energy transition.
Read moreThe National Development Finance organization (FDN) announced financing for a major energy project.
Read moreThe phrase “either eat or pay the electricity bill” has become a harsh reality for many families along Colombia's Caribbean coast, where high energy tariffs have led to accumulated debts exceeding CoP$2.0T.
Read moreLaura Sarabia Torres, Director of the Administrative Department of the Presidency of the Republic (DAPRE), held meetings with representatives from Renault and the EDF Group as part of the Colombian government's strategy to revitalize the economy.
Read moreColombia's energy transition is gaining momentum with the integration of unconventional renewable technologies such as solar, wind, and geothermal. These efforts aim to diversify energy sources without compromising the reliability of an already clean energy system.
Read moreSandra Forero, a city council member from the Centro Democrático party, raised alarms about a potential blackout in Bogotá by 2025.
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Actually, we did not need XM’s data on electricity demand to know that the Colombian economy passes through a slow patch but it helps that the signals are consistent.
Read moreThe Energy and Gas Regulation Commission (CREG) is currently assessing the energy needs and supply capabilities for the upcoming years.
Read moreThe government is set to accelerate the approval process for energy transmission projects using a new "fast track" mechanism.
Read moreThe government and the Bogotá City Hall held a meeting to discuss the city's energy transition and the cost of energy tariffs.
Read moreISA addressed allegations from the Red de Veedurías de Colombia concerning purported irregular contracting practices within the company, particularly in light of the current absence of a permanent president.
Read moreEnergy companies, such as Isagen, indicated that the process of conducting prior consultations with ethnic communities for the development of wind projects is limiting the expected progress in the country's energy transition efforts.
Read moreIn the past five years, energy companies with the highest returns for shareholders have consistently created more value than their direct peers, even in the same macroeconomic context.
Read moreThe government postulated a new candidate to be a commissioner of the Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG).
Read moreEPM announced that Colombia's State Council has admitted its request to annul the arbitration award issued by the Tribunal Arbitral in favor of Hidroeléctrica Ituango S.A. (Hidroituango).
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