Acolgén warns that the economic emergency decree would affect the stability of the country's electricity sector

TL;DR

Acolgén is worried about Decree 0177 of 2026, enacted during an economic emergency.
The decree imposes an additional 2% transfer on gross energy sales for certain hydroelectric and thermal power generators.
This new transfer adds to existing environmental payments, temporarily increasing the burden on companies.
The association argues the new transfer is on gross income, not profits, potentially impacting cash flow and electricity costs.
The decree also allows for modifications to environmental management instruments, raising concerns about contractual obligations and regulatory stability.
Acolgén believes these measures could affect energy security, system reliability, and attract investment.
The association questions the necessity and justification of the additional charge and the modification of environmental instruments.

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