In a significant step toward a cleaner energy future, Colombia is strengthening its technical capacity for the development of offshore wind power through international cooperation.
Read moreA new national survey reveals that Colombians are not only deeply concerned about the environment but also recognize their own role in driving, and solving, the ecological crisis.
Read moreColombia’s Comptroller General, Carlos Hernán Rodríguez, along with the Office of the Inspector General, raised alarms over the long-term stability and reliability of electricity and natural gas services across the country, with serious consequences for electricity affordability.
Read moreAs Colombia accelerates its transition toward electric mobility, an overlooked piece of infrastructure is coming into focus: parking lots.
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Colombia's electricity sector received a welcome boost in May 2025, as water reservoir levels used for power generation experienced a sharp increase, according to the latest report from XM, the country’s grid operator and wholesale energy market administrator.
Read moreThe 3rd Hydrogen and Energy Efficiency Congress, jointly organized by the National Business Association of Colombia (ANDI) and the Colombian Natural Gas Association (Naturgas), will take place on July 16–17, 2025, at the Cartagena de Indias Convention Center.
Read moreFounded in 1995, ISAGEN is celebrating three decades of innovation, expansion, and unwavering commitment to sustainable energy development.
Read moreChina Three Gorges (CTG) Latam has set its sights on becoming one of the largest players in Colombia’s renewable energy sector, with ambitious plans to install 1,000 megawatts (MW) of capacity within five years.
Read moreMaría Lorena Gutiérrez responds to government’s anti-business rhetoric, calling for public-private cooperation to drive Colombia’s economic future.
Read moreColombia's ambition to lead in the energy transition has attracted the attention of global renewable energy players. One of them is Zelestra, formerly known as Solarpack, a Spanish-origin company now backed by Swedish investment fund EQT. The company is ramping up its presence in Colombia with a third major solar project in the works.
Read moreTransport Minister outlines progress, new investments, and legislative push to revive national rail system.
Read moreIn what reads like a political thriller, Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC) paid US$42M for power plants it may have been legally entitled to receive for free, a move now embroiled in a widening investigation involving the company’s president.
Read moreDespite boasting some of the most favorable natural conditions in the world for renewable energy, wind speeds in La Guajira are double the global average and solar radiation is 66% higher than the world norm, developing unconventional renewable energy (NCRE) projects in Colombia has become increasingly frustrating for companies.
Read moreThe future of Colombia's only surviving large-scale wind energy projects rests on a critical environmental permit.
Read moreThe Mining-Energy Planning Unit (UPME) reported a remarkable 105% growth in electric vehicle (EV) sales in Colombia between 2023 and 2024. This surge in demand marks a significant milestone in the country’s transition toward cleaner transportation alternatives and reinforces its position as a regional leader in sustainable mobility.
Read moreBogotá secured its place as one of the leading innovation hubs in Latin America, ranking third in the 2024 Global Startup Ecosystem Index released by StartupBlink, a global research platform analyzing innovation economies across more than 200,000 entities.
Read moreColombia's Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), Edwin Palma, announced plans to travel to Brussels next week to engage with over 170 European energy companies and present investment opportunities tied to the country’s ambitious 6GW Plus Strategy.
Read moreIn the heart of Colombia’s sugar industry, a quiet revolution is taking place. Roberto Klinger, President of Incauca, one of the country’s largest sugar mills, has a bold vision: to turn sugarcane into Colombia’s next great energy source.
Read moreIn a move that strengthens Colombia’s push for clean energy, GreenYellow Colombia and Davivienda finalized a Co$37B (US$8.8M) credit agreement to finance the acquisition of the Jeques Solar Park, located in Cucunubá, Cundinamarca.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) approved a sweeping reform of the rules governing the commercialization component of electricity tariffs, marking the most significant regulatory shift in the sector in a decade.
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