Ricardo Sierra, president of Celsia, talked about the combination of low reservoir levels and high temperatures.
Read moreThe new Board of Directors of Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) has drawn praise for the caliber of expertise represented among its members, who will serve until March 2026.
Read moreCamilo Marulanda, President of Isagen, provided insights into the energy challenges facing Colombia, particularly in the Caribbean region.
Read moreApril rains are set to give a boost to the recovery of low reservoir levels, a crucial development amid ongoing concerns over energy supply in Colombia.
Read moreBancóldex's accreditation by the Green Climate Fund (GCF) marks a significant step in bolstering Colombia's fight against climate change.
Read moreWith growing concerns about climate change, more people are making conscious decisions about energy use, including the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs).
Read moreAs the global energy transition gains momentum, clean energy mobility is accelerating, with hydrogen emerging as a significant player in enabling vehicles to operate without harming the environment.
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The transition to train transport seems “on rails” this year in Colombia if you will excuse the expression, with government policy statements, new projects and new equipment. And we will not even get into President Gustavo Petro’s obsession with an underground subway in Bogota!
Read moreIsagen's President, Camilo Marulanda, recently announced plans to invest in two additional solar energy projects in the Atlantic region of Colombia.
Read moreXM, the operator of the National Interconnected System (SIN), and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM) presented the main findings of the latest monitoring of energy variables and the national energy landscape.
Read moreA new proposal presented to the Ministry of Finance (MinHacienda) by the firm Sumatoria, suggesting that the focus should be on the tariff option balance.
Read morePresident Gustavo Petro opted out of a dialogue on fair energy tariffs with local and departmental leaders from the Caribbean region, as announced by the Presidency of the Republic via social media channels.
Read moreThe El Niño phenomenon may be beginning to shift gears in Colombia.
Read moreFollowing 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 moreColombia and Germany established the Steering Committee of the High-Level Group for Green Hydrogen to promote renewable energy projects.
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