Ecuador has suffered further power cuts in several provinces, exposing recurring weaknesses in its network and raising the question of energy infrastructure management.
Ecuador has suffered further power cuts in several provinces, exposing recurring weaknesses in its network and raising the question of energy infrastructure management.
For the first time in eight years, Canada imported more electricity from the United States than it exported, a major change due to prolonged drought conditions.
For the first time in eight years, Canada imported more electricity from the United States than it exported, a major change due to prolonged drought conditions.
Colombia recently halted its electricity exports to Ecuador, a decision taken in response to a persistent drought that threatens the stability of its hydroelectric power grid.
Colombia recently halted its electricity exports to Ecuador, a decision taken in response to a persistent drought that threatens the stability of its hydroelectric power grid.
In Colombia, the conversion of vehicles to natural gas is gathering pace as the country's first left-wing government abolishes gasoline subsidies, offering tax incentives for natural gas vehicles.
In Colombia, the conversion of vehicles to natural gas is gathering pace as the country's first left-wing government abolishes gasoline subsidies, offering tax incentives for natural gas vehicles.
Colombian oil reserves are dwindling faster than expected, allowing domestic supply only until 2030. This alarming situation calls into question the government's energy transition and is causing concern within the oil industry.
Colombian oil reserves are dwindling faster than expected, allowing domestic supply only until 2030. This alarming situation calls into question the government's energy transition and is causing concern within the oil industry.
Colombia is investing $135 million in renewable energy to reduce its dependence on oil and cut greenhouse gas emissions. The government will no longer award contracts for hydrocarbon exploration and production.
Colombia is investing $135 million in renewable energy to reduce its dependence on oil and cut greenhouse gas emissions. The government will no longer award contracts for hydrocarbon exploration and production.
