Carlos Correa Flórez, Director of the Unit of Mining and Energy Planning (UPME), opened the "Colombia Toward a Sustainable Energy Future" forum by outlining the nation's advancements in energy transition.
Read moreThe energy sector in Colombia is facing growing concerns because of diminished rainfall and falling water levels in the reservoirs that power the nation’s hydroelectric plants.
Read moreAt the "Colombia: Towards a Sustainable Energy Future" forum, several energy industry leaders shared insights into the role of technology, innovation, and market transformation in the country’s energy transition.
Read moreIn just one month, Barranquilla will introduce a groundbreaking clean energy project at the Los Pocitos Environmental Park landfill.
Read moreBogotá’s mayor, Carlos Fernando Galán, expressed concern over a potential energy crisis facing the capital in the coming years.
Read moreThe Colombian government introduced a new financing initiative to improve housing with renewable energy solutions, specifically solar power.
Read moreRodrigo Negrete, the Director of ANLA, made an important announcement during the opening of the First International ANLA Congress 2024, held at the Félix Restrepo Auditorium at Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá.
Read moreThe financial health of electricity providers in Colombia has deteriorated significantly since the market of Electricaribe was divided between Afinia and Air-e four years ago.
Read moreJaime Lombana, Lawyer of Air-e, painted a grim picture of the energy company's financial health, shedding light on the broader structural issues plaguing Colombia's energy sector.
Read moreAs part of its efforts to transition to clean, diverse, and sustainable energy sources across the country, the Colombian government launched the ‘Fair Energy Transition Committee’ through the National System of International Cooperation (SNCIC).
Read moreThe Colombian government has issued Resolution No. 00947 of 2024, authorizing the partial payment of subsidies for reduced electricity tariffs in Non-Interconnected Zones (ZNI).
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A couple of weeks ago, ACIEM, the Colombian engineers’ association, held its annual ENERCOL energy conference and National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), Orlando Velandia gave the closing remarks. He said a couple of things that seem to go against the grain of conventional wisdom.
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The Colombian government reaffirmed that the country is not facing any imminent energy shortage, despite decreasing water levels in reservoirs, which are crucial for energy generation.
Read moreThe Colombian Caribbean region is once again facing a significant energy crisis, reminiscent of the financial struggles that led to the liquidation of Electricaribe.
Read moreIsagen, in collaboration with the Administrative Department of the Presidency (DAPRE) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), announced a huge investment in community energy projects.
Read moreProject Law 134 of 2024 includes a significant provision aimed at transforming Ecopetrol (NYSE: EC), Colombia's state-owned oil company, into a major player in the country's energy transition.
Read moreThe Ministry of Mines and Energy (MinEnergia), together with the Non-Conventional Energy Fund and Efficient Energy Management (Fenoge), announced the start of a contracting process to implement energy communities across the country.
Read moreSince taking office, Colombian President Gustavo Petro has emphasized the need to revise the formula for calculating electricity tariffs to lower prices and provide relief to citizens.
Read moreThe intervention of Air-e raised alarms across Colombia's Caribbean region, marking the first step in what the government hopes will be a long-term solution to the region's energy crisis.
Read moreIn compliance with a precautionary measure issued by the Administrative Court of Atlántico, the Energy and Gas Regulatory Commission (CREG) called for a public hearing to discuss electricity tariffs in the Caribbean region.
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