Alert on rationing risk reaches presidential candidates: Is gas and energy running out?
In recent statements, the Comptroller General of the Republic, Carlos Hernán Rodríguez, explained that he will send a report on energy debts to the presidential candidates so that they can begin to evaluate alternatives to the risk of gas and energy rationing in the country.
TL;DR
- The Comptroller General is sending a report on energy sector debts to presidential candidates.
- The country faces a risk of gas and energy rationing due to sector debts and lack of new projects.
- Energy sector debts amount to over nine trillion pesos.
- Colombia has gas reserves for 5.9 years and oil reserves for 7.2 years.
- The Minister of Mines and Energy stated that areas were explored but no oil or gas was found.
- The president of Andesco expressed concern that the current government might blame the next for inaction on energy issues.