Fenalco advierte graves riesgos por proyecto de ley que podría 'desestabilizar el sistema eléctrico del país'

TL;DR

Fenalco warns Project of Law 432 of 2025 poses a significant threat to the electrical system, formal commerce, and small businesses.
The bill proposes transferring debts not generated by certain users, businesses, and strata, creating unclear additional costs.
Small establishments operating at their financial limits are identified as the most vulnerable.
Fenalco acknowledges the need for structural solutions to the tariff crisis, particularly in the Caribbean Coast, but opposes regional problems being shifted nationally.
The initiative is criticized for weakening the CREG's technical independence and allowing for the potential politicization of energy decisions.
The bill's changes create regulatory uncertainty and send negative signals to investors.
Fenalco calls for responsible, technically sound measures that protect users, maintain investment incentives, and preserve confidence in the energy sector.
Lawmakers are urged to "correct the course" of the bill to avoid further increasing energy costs and hindering economic activity.
The focus should be on alleviating the situation for users most affected by tariffs without compromising system stability or shifting costs.

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