Energy prices in Colombia's spot market have soared in recent days, generating concerns.
Read moreGrupo Energía Bogotá (GEB), celebrating its 128-year legacy, is reaffirming its commitment to Colombia and Latin America's development through sustainability and energy transition initiatives.
Read moreFollowing recent statements from the Colombian government regarding electricity tariffs and their impact on hydroelectric generation, Grupo EPM (Empresas Públicas de Medellín) issued a response outlining the measures they have been implementing to address the tariff situation, particularly in the Caribbean region of Colombia.
Read moreSolar energy has emerged as a crucial ally in reducing the carbon footprint of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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The EPM Group reported its results in the first semester of 2024. Here are the details.
Read moreColombian President Gustavo Petro issued a stark warning about the country's future.
Read moreDuring the Economic Reactivation Forum, the Colombian government unveiled strategies aimed at reviving the energy sector, emphasizing a commitment to non-conventional renewable energy sources.
Read moreColsubsidio, a leading social benefits organization in Colombia, made a significant leap in its commitment to sustainability and social development by obtaining the EDGE certification for its housing projects, La Macarena and Bosque de Arrayán.
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XM, operator of the energy market, reported the water levels during July this year.
Read moreNorman Alarcón, a representative of the Caribbean Public Services Users League, raised concerns about the ongoing tariff crisis in the region.
Read moreSustainability has become a critical factor for business success, and Grupo Argos, one of Colombia's top 10 revenue-generating companies, has fully embraced this principle.
Read moreThe obvious answer is yes. Eventually. Unless President Gustavo Petro is right, and the world comes to an end in 2030. (He did not provide a precise date so we recommend being prepared for everything to still be around until at least December 31st, 2030, just in case.) But many have doubts that the government will achieve its goals for the period 2022 to 2026. A recent article by Bloomberg Linea tries to address the issue.
Read moreThe Colombian Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) announced the launch of new energy auctions aimed at reconfiguring the national energy system and addressing potential deficits in the coming years.
Read moreThe Colombian Minister of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia) Andres Camacho recently faced intense scrutiny from parliamentarians who accused him of jeopardizing the nation's energy security.
Read moreThe recent signing of an agreement between energy generation and distribution companies marks a significant step toward addressing the high energy costs faced by residents in Colombia's Caribbean region.
Read moreRicardo Sierra, President of Celsia, announced that the second phase of the Toluviejo substation will be completed by the end of 2024.
Read moreRodrigo Negrete, Director of the National Environmental Licensing Authority (ANLA) asserted that there are no delays in the processing of environmental licenses.
Read moreAndrés Camacho, Minister of Mines and Energy, participated in the economic reactivation forum.
Read moreAir-e announced a series of measures aimed at preventing a potential "social crisis" due to soaring energy prices.
Read moreThe government and the governors of the Caribbean departments have agreed to jointly establish a new company dedicated to generating unconventional renewable energy.
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