COThe article discusses the energy crisis in Colombia, highlighting the risk posed by Air-e's debt to thermal power generation companies. It explains how the lack of liquidity among distributors like Air-e threatens the ability of thermal plants to generate electricity, especially during periods of low hydroelectric output. Alejandro Castañeda, president of Andeg, estimates that around 6,000 MW of thermal generation capacity is at risk due to unpaid debts. This amount represents nearly half of Colombia’s maximum demand of 12,056 MW recorded in November 2025. The Ministry of Finance has allocated COP 1,5 trillion to alleviate the situation, but significant portions remain unpaid. The issue underscores broader challenges in the energy sector, including delayed projects, regulatory disputes, and liquidity constraints affecting both private and public entities.
Bias read (Center): While the article addresses a politically sensitive issue, energy security and economic stability, it presents information based on official data and quotes from industry representatives without overtly favoring any particular political stance. The focus remains on factual reporting rather than taking
