As climate volatility intensifies, Colombia faces growing risks from prolonged droughts, water stress, and increasing electricity demand. This DG Insights report examines how another severe El Niño event in 2026 could expose vulnerabilities in the country's energy infrastructure, increase electricity costs, and heighten economic uncertainty. It also explores why accelerating geothermal development may be essential to strengthening long-term energy security and grid resilience

As climate volatility accelerates across Latin America, Colombia’s energy infrastructure faces increasing pressure from prolonged droughts, hydrological instability, and growing electricity demand Our latest DG Insights report explores why geothermal energy may become essential for strengthening long-term energy resilience and grid stability ahead of a potential Super El Niño event in 2026. Read the full report: #Geothermal #EnergyTransition #Colombia #RenewableEnergy #Climat