The Colombian Ministry of Environment (MinAmbiente) formalized Decree 852 of 2024, establishing new rules for processing environmental licenses for energy sector projects.
Read moreColombia boasts a diverse array of hydroelectric plants, each playing a vital role in the nation's energy landscape. From the massive Hidroituango to smaller yet significant facilities, these plants harness the power of the country's rivers to generate substantial amounts of electricity.
Read moreCommitted to delivering secure and reliable energy for Colombia, AES Colombia has successfully resumed operations at the Chivor Hydroelectric Plant after over a month of intensive intervention, maintenance, and equipment replacement.
Read moreIn a groundbreaking effort to promote sustainability, companies like Alquería are leading the way with biogas projects in Colombia.
Read moreColombia's heavy reliance on hydroelectric power generation poses a medium-term risk as climate events like El Niño become more intense.
Read moreMedellín Mayor Federico Gutiérrez, along with 18 city council members, recently visited the Hidroituango hydroelectric project to observe the progress of its second construction phase, which includes the development of units 5 to 8.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) reiterated its commitment to supporting mayors and governors across the country in formulating projects aimed at reducing electricity tariffs, increasing energy access, and fostering regional development.
Read moreMinister of Trade, Industry, and Tourism, Luis Carlos Reyes, outlined the Colombian government's comprehensive strategy aimed at economic reactivation and industrial revitalization.
Read moreLast week was the 30th anniversary of the enactment of the public services and electricity laws. These have been pivotal in improving service coverage across various sectors. However, this progress is under a cloud of uncertainty due to a proposed reform by the current government.
Read moreA recent study conducted by researchers in energy economics for Colombia's central bank has analyzed the effects of the El Niño climate phenomenon on retail electricity prices. Given Colombia's heavy reliance on hydroelectric power, these findings are particularly significant.
Read moreThe government announced the nomination of a new expert for the Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG).
Read moreNo this isn’t a Moiré pattern and you are not expected to see John Lennon’s ghost or something like that if you squint at it long enough or under the influence of an inappropriate substance (legal or otherwise). It also isn’t a picture of some fabric design you saw one Sunday at the flea market in Usaquen.
Read moreThe Colombian government, led by President Gustavo Petro, announced significant progress on the reform of public services.
Read moreThe government launched the Sustainable Energy Municipalities program.
Read moreThe selection of the new president for ISA remains a hot topic in the energy sector.
Read moreThe Petro administration's policy of no new hydrocarbon exploration contracts has ignited debates about the future of Colombia's energy sovereignty.
Read moreXM, operator of the energy market, reported the water levels during June this year.
Read morePresident Gustavo Petro has pointed fingers at judicial and political obstacles for stalling efforts to lower energy tariffs in Colombia.
Read moreISA announced its recent success in securing a new project in Colombia aimed at enhancing the connection of renewable energy projects to the national grid.
Read moreEcopetrol (NYSE: EC) unveiled the initial outcomes of its decarbonization strategy.
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