Rechazan propuesta de 'democratización' de deuda en el sector eléctrico
Periodista Portafolio08.01.2026 21:48 Actualizado: 08.01.2026 22:38
TL;DR
- Acce opposes the Ministry of Mines and Energy's proposal to charge electricity users for the debts of intervened companies.
- The association argues the proposal is unconstitutional, as it constitutes a tax that should be approved by Congress.
- Acce states the measure would disproportionately affect vulnerable households and businesses, violating principles of equity.
- The proposed charge of $8 per kilowatt-hour is seen as a dangerous precedent that socializes corporate losses.
- Acce suggests alternatives including debt restructuring, a government rescue fund, private investment, operational efficiency, and targeted subsidies.
- The association calls for reconsideration of the proposal and collaboration on sustainable solutions for the electricity sector.