Las tarifas de energía bajaron más del 16% en gran parte del país y 28% en la región Caribe

TL;DR

Colombia has seen a sustained reduction in electricity tariffs over the last two years.
The government has reduced electricity costs by over 16% nationally and over 28% in the Colombian Caribbean.
Monthly savings of up to $70,000 are being provided to millions of households.
In 2025, eight out of twelve months showed annual decreases in electricity tariffs.
Electricity prices are now growing below inflation, and actual annual tariff reductions have occurred.
Average electricity costs in the Colombian Caribbean are $796/kWh for Air-e and $879/kWh for Afinia.
The cumulative reduction in tariffs translates to average monthly savings of $30,000 to $70,000 for millions of residential users.
The Minister of Mines and Energy, Edwin Palma, affirmed that families are now paying less for electricity and have greater bill stability.
The ministry's commitment is to continue working towards tariff justice for reasonable and sustainable prices for essential services.

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