After Superservicios sanction, Enel announces it will exercise all legal resources to defend itself
Enel X is a strategic ally for a company's electrical works. Photo: Enel Colombia
TL;DR
- Enel will use all legal actions to challenge the sanction from the Superintendency of Public Utilities.
- The sanction is related to an investigation into energy offered by the Betania Hydroelectric Plant between October 17-22, 2022.
- Enel maintains that the sanction is not connected to recent changes in energy tariffs reflected in March 2026 bills.
- The company explained that energy tariffs are regulated by CREG and depend on various factors including economic variables and market conditions.
- Enel noted that a temporary extraordinary credit to users in January led to low tariffs, which then reverted with cost updates in February.
- Despite adjustments, Enel claims its tariff remains below the market average and lower than the previous year.