Colombia’s energy sector is at the point where oil production remains a core economic driver. Renewable energy is gaining strategic importance as the country aims to balance fossil fuel reliance with climate commitments. Oil accounts for 40% of Colombia’s exports and 10% of government revenue. State oil firm Ecopetrol dominates exploration and production, followed by […]
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Colombia is witnessing a series of transformations, fueled by the introduction of new models and steady sales growth. Other variables, like as charging infrastructure, technological gaps, and the need for customer education, are influencing the future of electromobility in Colombia. Firms like as BYD hold a prominent position in public transportation, with operations expanding to
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New acquisitions in Colombia’s renewable energy sector highlight a strategic push by both domestic energy players and state-owned enterprises to secure large-scale renewable projects. Celsia and Ecopetrol show different and complementary approaches to capitalize on Colombia’s energy transition. Celsia is expanding beyond its traditional hydropower base into solar and wind to diversify its generation mix.
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Colombia’s government plans to exempt some renewable energy projects from environment and social permitting processes. The country is positioned to fast-track its transition to a cleaner, more resilient power grid. It has favorable geography, natural resources, and a growing commitment to decarbonization. Taking the fast-track means overcoming structural, regulatory, and infrastructure hurdles. Colombia has resources
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Colombia’s renewable energy project exports to Panama represent a significant opportunity for economic growth, regional integration, and sustainable development. This initiative ensures extra revenue for Colombia, strengthens bilateral ties, and fosters broader cooperation in South America. Renewable energy export allows Colombia to monetize its abundant natural resources and diversify its economy beyond traditional sectors. Collaborative
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Colombia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy announced a package of 19 measures aimed at unblocking renewable energy projects that face delays. The plan includes the issuance of a new decree on the allocation of grid connection points. These efforts speed up its energy transition, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and meet climate commitments. Colombia has
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LanzaJet and BioD are collaborating to investigate Colombia’s first SAF (sustainable aviation fuel) plant, providing feedstock availability and technological expertise. The factory would use ATJ to convert ethanol into drop-in SAF and renewable diesel. A domestic SAF facility might lessen the country’s reliance on imported goods and its carbon footprint. ATJ technology is compatible with
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Colombia has ambitious wind energy initiatives that are currently encountering significant setbacks as major firms withdraw from projects due to regulatory challenges, social tensions, and inadequate grid infrastructure. These challenges may stall renewable energy development and pose risks to energy security and economic diversification efforts. There is also the lack of meaningful engagement that led
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Colombia plans to expand its national grid following the recent opening of contracts for transmission infrastructure enhancement. The program is part of a larger goal to update the electrical grid. It includes renewable energy sources, and increase energy reliability. It includes the building of a 51-kilometer, 220-kV transmission line connecting the Urrá and Urabá substations.
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The Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines awarded Kalipa Generacion a temporary concession for the development of the 403 MW Tanaka wind project. The project is set to be one of Peru’s largest wind farms, reinforcing the country’s push toward renewable energy expansion. It has a capacity of 403 MW. Peru aims to increase non-hydro
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