The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) is working on designing market mechanisms to ensure return on investment for offshore wind energy projects that obtain a Temporary Occupation Permit.
Read moreColombia has taken another significant step towards renewable energy with the inauguration of a new solar park in El Copey, Cesar.
Read morePresident Gustavo Petro announced upcoming changes to his cabinet, with as many as seven ministries expected to see new leadership in the coming days. Among these is rumored to be the Ministry of Energy and Mines, currently led by Andrés Camacho.
Read moreIn line with its commitment to a fair and equitable energy transition, the Cartagena Refinery has significantly reduced its carbon footprint.
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Enel officially commenced commercial operations of its Fundación and La Loma solar parks.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) announced new measures aimed at reducing energy tariffs through a collaboration between the Government and energy sector companies.
Read moreDaniel Isaza Bonnet, Vice President of Corporate Finance at ISA, announced his voluntary resignation effective July 18, 2024, to pursue new professional opportunities abroad.
Read moreAir-e called on the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (SIC) to investigate electricity generation companies for alleged "anti-competitive practices."
Read moreThe recent proposal by Colombia's Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) to establish a maximum price cap in the energy market has sparked considerable debate and concern among industry stakeholders.
Read moreIn recent days, President Gustavo Petro signalled a significant cabinet reshuffle, potentially affecting nearly half of his ministers.
Read moreCali, set to host the COP16 summit on October 21, faces mounting security challenges as violence intensifies in nearby areas, casting a shadow over one of Colombia's most significant international events of the year.
Read moreThe papers all say Andrés Camacho will soon leave his post of MinEnergia and even name his replacement. At the risk of President Gustavo Petro changing his – or Camacho’s – mind at the last minute, we reflect on the minister’s brief passage for the role.
Read moreColombia secured the fifth position in Latin America for its advancements in energy transition, following Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, and Uruguay, according to the latest Energy Transition Index (ETI) released by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Read moreSpanish company Solarpack announced the inauguration of its La Unión solar park in Montería, Córdoba.
Read moreThe Mining-Energy Planning Unit (UPME) announced the approval of new projects aimed at expanding the availability of electricity service across Colombia.
Read moreThe Controller General issued a report outlining significant challenges faced by the Colombian government's solar projects.
Read morePresident Gustavo Petro and his government face an imminent deadline to permanently appoint expert commissioners to the Energy and Gas Regulation Commission (Creg) after months of interim appointments.
Read moreCelsia is making significant strides in expanding its renewable energy and energy efficiency operations in Central America, particularly in the B2B segment.
Read moreThe Colombian government inaugurated three new energy communities in the department of Guainía, benefiting the indigenous reserves of Chatare, Carpintero, and El Venado.
Read moreMedellín is on the brink of a transformative endeavor that could redefine its approach to waste management while bolstering its energy independence and fiscal health.
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