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Water Management in the Power System: A Discussion That Cannot Wait

The situation currently affecting the department of Córdoba, as a result of flooding associated with atypical climate events, calls for a broader discussion about the control and management of water resources within Colombia’s power system. Water is a public and strategic resource. Its operational management for electricity generation lies with companies that have made legitimate

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Diagnosis and Measures for the Transition of Heavy-Duty Vehicles (HDV):

The energy transition in transport also depends on heavy-duty freight and passenger vehicles. Although they represent a small share of the vehicle fleet, they have a major impact on the country’s energy consumption and emissions. This material presents the technological challenges, the progress of electric vehicles, and a roadmap of short-, medium-, and long-term measures

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Who Should Finance the Social Electricity Tariff? An Urgent Debate on Energy Justice

A draft decree from Colombia’s Ministry of Finance and Public Credit proposes updating the definition of industrial users that are exempt from the “surcharge,” or special contribution, applied in the electricity sector. This surcharge is a key source of funding for the electricity subsidies received by the country’s most vulnerable households. Understanding the background to

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There Is No Planet B: Updating the NDCs and Colombia’s Challenge

Under the Paris Agreement, Colombia is moving forward with the update of its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), identifying key actions to transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems in a just, orderly, and equitable manner. At POLEN Transiciones Justas, working in collaboration with civil society organizations and in coordination with the Ministry of Environment

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Historic Ruling on Coal Mine Closures in Cesar Moves Forward: A Step Toward a Just Energy Transition

Bogotá, February 10, 2025 – Colombia’s Constitutional Court issued a historic ruling (T-029 of 2025) protecting the rights of communities and workers affected by coal mine closures in Cesar, particularly those impacted by the closure of the La Jagua and Calenturitas mines. The ruling underscores the need for mine closures to be carried out fairly

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What Does Colombia’s Membership in the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) Mean?:

Colombia’s membership in the Powering Past Coal Alliance sends a political signal in the face of the climate crisis. The country has the conditions to plan a gradual phaseout of coal in electricity generation, without improvisation or abrupt closures. This material explains what the PPCA is, what its requirements are, and why international technical support

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Coal-Fired Electricity Generation in Colombia:

Colombia has 14 coal-fired power plants, but they account for less than 9% of the electricity system’s effective capacity. Even so, drought and energy reliability are often used as arguments to keep them operating. This material explains how the reliability charge works, how much the country has paid to these plants, and what alternatives could

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The Transition of the Electricity System Beyond Coal Is Already Underway:

The transition of the electricity system beyond coal has already begun, and Colombia can accelerate it through concrete decisions. Ending financing for coal-fired power plants, rethinking the electricity market, redirecting resources toward renewable energy, and setting closure dates for the oldest plants are possible steps. The challenge is to plan this shift with justice, ensuring

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