The Colombian government is weighing the possibility of purchasing Air-e, the electricity distribution company, to prevent its return to the original owners.
Read moreThe year 2024 proved to be a turning point for Colombia’s energy sector, marked by significant challenges in electricity generation and the sustainability of gas and oil reserves.
Read moreAfter three days of intense discussions starting on January 13, Colombian President Gustavo Petro and his administration concluded a strategic government retreat, announcing new priorities for the second half of his term.
Read moreXM, the operator of Colombia's National Interconnected System (SIN) and administrator of the Wholesale Energy Market (MEM), places innovation at the heart of its 2030 strategy.
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XM, operator of the energy market, reported the water levels during December 2024.
Read moreColombia is emerging as a regional leader in adopting electric vehicles (EVs), driven by its commitment to sustainability and transportation decarbonization.
Read moreDuring a recognition event for the work of professional recyclers and the "Zero Waste" program, Colombian President Gustavo Petro proposed harnessing gases derived from waste as an alternative energy source to support the country’s energy transition.
Read moreISA finds itself in turbulent waters as the legality and suitability of Jorge Carrillo’s presidency come under intense scrutiny.
Read moreThe Colombian government, through the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), proposed a decree to limit the amount of energy traded on the spot market to 5%, generating a new controversy in the sector.
Read moreRenewable energy is gaining momentum in Colombia to reduce environmental impact and addressing the country’s growing energy demands.
Read moreThe Inspector General’s Office strongly criticized the absence of a clear and structured plan in the intervention of Air-e, a move aimed at the company’s liquidation and temporary administration.
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XM has published all the data on 2024 that we expect to see. What do the numbers tell us about demand trends, the management of El Niño (and La Niña), the generation matrix, imported gas and the growth of non-traditional sources?
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While Brazil and Mexico dominate Latin America’s automotive industry, Costa Rica and Uruguay are carving out significant positions in the electric vehicle (EV) market. These nations are setting benchmarks for adoption rates and growth rates, challenging the traditional giants of the region.
Read moreTwo solar plants in Guamo, Tolima, are making waves in Colombia’s renewable energy sector. Covering approximately 40 hectares and equipped with 47,000 solar modules, the Guamo and Numbana plants are a testament to the potential of clean energy.
Read moreThe financial sustainability of Afinia, the company responsible for delivering electricity in Cesar, Bolívar, Córdoba, and Sucre, is under significant strain.
Read moreThe future of public lighting in Colombia hangs in the balance, with financial and structural challenges threatening its sustainability.
Read moreBrookfield, the Canadian multinational managing Isagen, accused the Colombian government of violating international treaties.
Read moreLa Guajira is known for its vast potential in renewable energy, particularly wind power. However, two and a half years into President Gustavo Petro’s administration, promises regarding the development of clean energy and energy infrastructure in the region remain largely unmet, leaving local communities and businesses frustrated.
Read moreThe Colombian energy and gas sectors face mounting financial pressures due to unpaid government subsidies for low-income consumers, raising alarm bells among industry stakeholders.
Read moreThe National Authority of Environmental Licenses (ANLA) initiated an environmental sanctioning process against Sociedad Hidroituango S.A. E.S.P.
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