Andesco insiste en posible apagón técnico en Colombia pese a avances en servicios públicos este año

TL;DR

Colombia faces a technical blackout risk due to insufficient energy capacity and growing dependence on imported gas.
Delays in energy and gas subsidy payments and debt to Air-e are significant concerns.
The country is experiencing a 20% gas deficit, leading to higher tariffs.
Investments exceeding $10 billion were made in the energy and gas sector in 2025.
Key water treatment plants (PTAR Canoas and PTAR Pereira–Dosquebradas) are nearing completion, treating a significant portion of wastewater.
Advancements in solid waste management include new landfill cells and biogas plants.
Concerns exist regarding proposed tariff frameworks for water and sanitation services due to technical flaws and potential job losses.
The telecom sector successfully prevented the implementation of cross-subsidies and detrimental regulatory models.
Legislative initiatives without technical support and institutional instability threaten the sustainability and legal security of the telecom sector.
Progress in environmental aspects includes a decree on biosolid use in treatment plants, promoting a circular economy.
Challenges remain in establishing clear rules for social obligations in energy projects and resolving regulatory conflicts for infrastructure development.

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